Adults using the newest AI tool can help them work faster and more efficiently, but what happens when people no longer learn how to be critical thinkers?

Teaching and learning are becoming subordinate to wielding the whip and chair of discipline. And not every lion tamer survives the roar and bite of the beast.

The city — both police and Mayor Andre Dickens — were quick to distance 404 Day from the mayhem. Residents argue that the youth were there because of the festival.

Online courses require many costs that weren’t considered by state senators during the budget process.

Financial literacy even among adults in this country has never been high. Making financial literacy courses mandatory in early education could help change that.

Families, educators, students and stakeholders need to clear conversations about the needs of each school cluster.

There are pros and cons about traveling by car or plane wit the family for vacation. The recent long lines at airports don’t make decisions easier.

School is where people learn how to think critically. But increasingly, both students and teachers are relying on AI to do their thinking for them.

The Georgia General Assembly doesn't have to choose between helping homeowners and supporting students. With the right moves, lawmakers can do both.

Teenage behavior — and, possibly even more importantly, parental behavior — is on display in the recent news in Georgia with teen takeovers and the Colin Gray verdict.