Opinion

The Israel-Iran war has put ordinary people in the middle of the violence perpetrated by political leaders. Some hope peace is still possible in the Middle East.

The U.S. Supreme Court's United States vs. Skrmetti case originated from a Tennessee law that plaintiffs said discriminated against transgender youth "on the basis of sex."

The Okefenokee Swamp is a jewel that was threatened by mining interests. A new deal saves it for the benefit of generations of Georgians to come.

The Pan American Health Organization helps coordinate disease surveillance and response across the Western Hemisphere as cases of infectious disease, such as measles, rise.

The Atlanta Beltline is an important asset, but leaders' heavy focus on the area exposes the lack of investment in infrastructure needed to make the city more livable.

Black queer leaders lay the foundations for an inclusive justice movement that paved the way for the BlaQueer liberation and reproductive freedom.

Georgia's Social Studies Standards woefully cover the institution of slavery in America despite how pivotal it was to the Peach State's economic expansion.

Spanish-language journalist Mario Guevara was detained at an anti-ICE protest in the Atlanta area for covering the news and now he faces deportation.

Pride Month might come in June, but the LGBTQ+ community needs health care, counseling and support all year. Here are ways to help and offer support.

Savannah Mayor Van R. Johnson II rebuts criticism by Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr who claimed the state's first city's policies are soft on crime.