AJC Columnists

Six-figure salaries are just one way to recruit and retain educators. The APS superintendent has five more ways.

When it comes to historic preservation, Atlanta is batting around .500.

The White House is poised to shift money away from Pentagon plans to improve military housing in order to fund border security and immigration enforcement operations.

When Americans in different parties start to believe that they aren’t just opponents, but enemies, we’ve all crossed a line that’s difficult to uncross.

Bill Torpy: Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is not good for busines.

In the fight to preserve history, we can’t solely rely on museums, public education or public libraries. We still have control over our own stories.

Bill Torpy: Georgia's Board of Pardons and Parole, whose spots often go to political insiders serving a few years to round out a fat pension, operates in secrecy.

The AJC columnist is setting out on a Georgia politics road trip to get beyond election-year polls and talking points.

Atlanta has bad traffic, but what we hear less about is how all of that anxiety causing traffic has turned us into some of the worst drivers on the planet.

Like Trump’s name reversal at Fort Benning, the latest switch came with political cover.