Christian writer Patricia Holbrook of Soaring with Him writes: "It’s been a year of pause, loss and pain ... I hold this confidence: The journey has a purpose — and a prize."

Virgil Miller's role as president of Aflac is the culmination of about 20 years of work for the company. He says he’s never off. But he’s OK with that.

Despite efforts to conflate abortion and in-vitro fertilization, these two procedures are very different and should be treated as such under secular and religious law.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport stands to lose millions of dollars because of its commitment to diversity programs at a time of federal DEI pushback.

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AJC readers write about the government shutdown and needing capable legislators.

Families who cannot afford to be full-time caregivers for disabled relatives depend on Medicaid programs for additional support, but that is now threatened with federal cuts.

A trio of pioneering Atlanta lobbyists has left Nelson Mullins after a combined 74 years to launch their own government relations boutique.

Trump's misleading comments on acetaminophen and autism have cued the confusion, concern and, in some cases, guilt felt by pregnant women and mothers across the country.

South Fulton Mayor khalid kamau has reversed himself at least twice about whether he planned to run for reelection against eight challengers for the Nov. 4 election.