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Atlanta Opera’s cinematic ‘Silent Night’ celebrates giving peace a chance

Previewing the Atlanta Opera's "Silent Night" and Theatrical Outfit's “All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914,” both inspired by a World War I holiday cease fire.

CONCERT REVIEW

Usher and Chris Brown deliver a very late, underwhelming concert in Atlanta

On the first night of their five-show tour stop at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Chris Brown and Usher delivered a late and underwhelming concert.

BOOKSHELF

Food writing, erotica on tap at Atlanta’s 2026 Letters Festival

Plus, reissues from Barry Hannah and Harry Crews celebrate the art of grit lit.

Weekend Reads

Thousands of Catholics travel from afar as Georgia Martyrs beatified

Five Franciscan missionaries killed in 1597 moved closer to sainthood at Saturday’s ceremony in Savannah.

EXCLUSIVE

The future Audi plant in Georgia could get much bigger, docs show

Records obtained by the AJC show Georgia officials offered Audi a likely $1 billion-plus incentive package and describe potential second phase.

Thousands in Georgia expected to drop ACA plans as open enrollment begins

This is the second year of major premium increases. Enrollment in Georgia Access is down one-third since Jan. 1. Open enrollment began Sunday.

MIKE LUCKOVICH

Mike Luckovich: Spelling it out

GUEST COLUMN

On Veterans Day, remember to honor the women who served in the armed forces

There are more than 2 million female veterans living in the U.S. today and their stories matter in American history.

GUEST COLUMN

Georgia voters rented Democrats the Statehouse. They must now earn the deed.

Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms will be leading with a divided government, which must make taking action for Georgians’ pocketbooks the priority.

PATRICIA MURPHY

OK, Democrats, now what?

Georgia Democrats swept every statewide office and took control of the state House. How they use their mandate will decide if they're in control for a term or a generation.

GUEST COLUMN

Keisha Lance Bottoms owes rural Georgians little. They need her leadership.

Helping people who live there get educated, get healthy and get to opportunity should be the priority.

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PHOTOS: Georgia blows out Ole Miss

The Bulldogs blew out Ole Miss in Oxford, Mississippi, on Saturday night.

PHOTOS: Veteran's Day Parade held in Atlanta

The 45th annual Georgia Veterans Day Parade was held in Midtown Atlanta on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, attracting veterans, JROTC members and floats.

PHOTOS: Tucker shuts out Mays in regular season finale

No. 10 Tucker defeated No. 4 Mays 28-0 on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026.