AJC Columnists

The $17 billion Meta settlement should be spent on mental health support for children and paying for aftershool and summer school programs to create community for children.

House Speaker Jon Burns promised hearings ahead of any redistricting process to ensure transparency and public input. Three months later, the hearings haven't happened.

The intersection at North Decatur Road and Superior Avenue has seen so many accidents that someone once painted a skull and crossbones on the pavement.

Instead of the standard of trying not to offend Republican voters, Jon Ossoff ripped into Donald Trump at his first reelection campaign rally and hasn’t let up since.

Patreece Hutcherson, the District 6 representative on the Atlanta Board of Education, writes about transparency in Atlanta’s tax allocation district extension discussions.

Finding a makeup routine at any age means knowing the rules, deciding which ones are worth following and trusting your own instincts about what makes you feel confident.

The DSA is gaining ground in Georgia. But some of their big ideas have even some Democrats saying, "Wait, what?"

Election silly season is back in full force.

The 1946 Moore’s Ford lynchings have been the subject of books, documentaries and court battles, yet records from the grand jury investigation remain hidden from the public.

Inside Georgia GOP Chair John McKoon’s plan to skip “mythical” undecided voters in favor of Trump die-hards to win in November.