On a flight from Atlanta to Philadelphia on the eve of the nation's 250th anniversary, Delta passengers had an unexpected travel companion: a bald eagle.
Over the Fourth of July weekend, about 2.4 million Georgians are expected to go at least 50 miles from home, with the vast majority opting for a road trip.
A vehicle can make college life easier, but parking rules, insurance costs, maintenance, and campus transportation options can quickly change the math.
The Carter Center's work on democracy and conflict resolution has gone from abroad to inside the U.S. to address polarization and help citizens disagree in productive ways.
From the race’s start near Lenox Square, along its route down Peachtree, to the finish line on 10th Street just east of Piedmont, there will be road closures.
First-generation Americans posed for photos in the garb of their immigrant parents to showcase what bridges the old world from the new and what unites rather than divides us.
First-generation Americans, children of immigrants born in the U.S., embrace their citizenship and heritage. Photos capture them in Atlanta dressed in cultural clothing.
