AJC Columnists

Teachers can show students how to use AI to generate ideas, explore sources, and to assist with editing — so long as students make that content their own.

A mother says she sued President Donald Trump because his tariffs could spell the end of her small business.

Already the memes are flooding in — the first one had the new pope cradling a Chicago beef sandwich.

The Trump administration wants to eliminate jobs at the Department of Veterans Affairs. But it's short on details.

It's Teacher Appreciation Week, but many educators don't feel appreciated. In a 2023 survey, 31% said they were unlikely or highly unlikely to still be a teacher in five years

Before we count out Marjorie Taylor Green as someone with statewide potential in Georgia, rewind the tape to November to see who won here: Donald Trump

The move to change the name of Rutherford Hall, named after a woman who attempted to whitewash the Confederacy and slavery, is met with silence.

The latest effort to manufacture a baby boom is disturbing, as the most prominent voices shaping the movement are not mothers.

Devastating cuts in funding for AmeriCorps grants leave Breakthrough Atlanta facing a funding crisis.

Over-reliance on artificial intelligence can result in students not pushing their intellectual capacity.