Opinion

Nonprofits play a pivotal role in adding to Atlanta's quality of life and economic viability especially at a time when the city ranks first in the U.S. in income inequality.

Atlanta has a great opportunity with the Beltline to expand the use of micromobility. The strategy is to serve children's needs and ultimately make life better for adults too.

Voters across Georgia and America face too many barriers to their ability and access to participate in elections and that's bad for democracy. Here are some solutions.

The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is under seige by the Trump Administration, which is going after critics, comedians and ordinary citizens who dissent.

Rather than using their federal 340B drug discount savings to lower costs for patients, many hospitals reinvest their profits into acquiring independent clinics.

The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program has prevented or reversed utility disconnections in 4.6 million Southern households, but the government shutdown is a threat.

Extremists in both major U.S. political parties, MAGA Republicans and uncompromising Democrats, are widening the chasm between Americans to the detriment of the nation.

American society is suffering because of the breakdown of the family and lowering of expectations. Resetting the bar would go a long way to reclaiming America's greatness.

Bad Bunny will perform at the Super Bowl halftime show and his presence and comments have provoked a negative reaction from critics who question the artist's American-ness.

Newly employed words by academics such as "unhoused" are turning off the general public to the ideas behind the terms, allowing right-wing detractors to claim they're "woke."