AJC Columnists

Surveys show Georgia professors fear political pressure, but low response rates and bias raise doubts about how widespread those concerns really are.

When Atlanta’s National Center for Civil and Human Rights reopens after its $57 million expansion, a new exhibit will tell the story of our attempt to create a true democracy.

Under federal law, once a president declares an emergency and institutes tariffs, Congress can quickly force repeal votes, with action required in 15 days.

If anyone can show us how to find joy in moments of great despair, I am confident that parents who have lost a child can offer a good strategy.

After 28 years of losing governor’s races, Democrats in the state may want to try something different if they want a different result the next time around.

We should help children wage war against ideas, not people. 

Young people will always remember where they were when Charlie Kirk was shot. Let’s also make it the moment when everything changed.

Political fallout from the Trump administration's Hyundai plant raid could be felt in Georgia's highly diverse, hotly contested Gwinnett County.

Your child’s happiness is best seen as a side dish, not the main. Let’s consider the concept of wisdom as a more hearty main course.

If we need proof that Georgia workers are suffering, we don’t need data points; we only need to look around our neighborhoods.