Opinion

President Trump signed an executive order to restore "truth and sanity" to American history by July 4, but the real effect is to whitewash history without reckoning with it.

Federal healthcare funds save lives such as people with HIV. However, upcoming cuts will upend and harm Americans' health.

The Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act and now legislatures including Georgia want to redraw congressional maps, but citizens must stop this one-party rule effort.

World Cup rental demand may displace low-income residents who depend on long-term residencies in hotels.

National data shows Georgia ranks worst for mental health in the country and is among the 10 most vulnerable states for depression and loneliness levels.

U.S. Supreme Court decisions on race and colorblindness preserve a status quo to make the advantaged comfortable and remove any responsibility to correct wrongs of the past.

Despite the Supreme Court ruling overturning a ban on conversion therapy, queer youth should adopt the stance of accepting themselves and choosing to 'never change.'

Sen. Jon Ossoff and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms are campaigning together. Their alliance should be disqualifying and lead Georgians to reject them.

Education is being polarized by advocates on the left and right, but students' learning should not be limited to mastering skills that lead to economic output.

The Supreme Court's decision to weaken the Voting Rights Act has as much of an impact on Black political power as it does on LGBTQ+ dignity.