AJC Columnists

Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Patricia Murphy reflects on who has been naughty and nice in Georgia politics for 2025.

Higher ed teaches students critical thinking, teamwork and adaptability — traits employers rank as more important than any single technical skill, USG chancellor says.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis arrived like a fighter approaching the ring. Or, more so, like a wrestler ready to perform.

With a pitch to Democrats, independents and 'disgusted' Republicans, Geoff Duncan says he's the only Democrat who can beat Republicans in 2026.

While Democrats failed to force any legislative changes on health insurance, the shutdown helped put increasing pressure on vulnerable Republicans in Congress.

Australia’s social media ban for minors sparks debate on tech addiction and why parents should lead the way in setting limits at home.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution dies Dec. 31, 2025, at age 157.

This week, gift shops and bookstores at national parks are being ordered to purge items that don't match Trump's agenda. This feels like a threat to American history.

Students should have spaces to read, write and talk about what is happening in their lives, communities and the world, not ignore important issues.

While a deferral or waitlist can bring more uncertainty and more waiting, these outcomes are also another chance for students to showcase their academic abilities.