Debates are not a favor to an opponent. They are how voters examine the people asking for power. If you want to govern Georgia, debate for the job, says AJC guest columnist.
Cobb County schools Superintendent Chris Ragsdale recently spoke in public remarks about why he was banning "The Bluest Eye" from all district schools.
Mental illness afflicts people of all different backgrounds, socio-economic statuses and ages. In Georgia, help exists even for residents without means.
Democrats are gearing up to win the 10 seats they need to flip the Georgia House of Representatives blue, thanks to momentum from the past and the public’s desire for change.
The American healthcare system is broken, and Georgians are paying a steep price as many delay or skip medical care they need because they cannot afford it.
Georgia GOP gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson is a self-made billionaire. That doesn't mean he didn't receive help, and criticizing this 'American myth' is unwarranted.
In Georgia, more than two thirds of third graders were not reading at grade level and the state faces a teacher shortage. Students in poverty are particularly affected.
Michelle Obama Park is a long-awaited addition to DeKalb County, but its history offers lessons about public land, land swaps and what communities can lose along the way.
Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms demands her opponent to disclose his investments, but she won’t release details of her KRLB LLC’s client list.
American scientific research has thrived because it is independent, but political pressure is weakening the ability of the system around science to function at its best.
Georgia Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson is touting his story as a self-made man who owes nobody anything, but that feeds into an old and dangerous American myth.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security and ICE should learn from the Atlanta Police Department's reforms on use-of-force following the police killing of Rayshard Brooks.