Opinion

Massive ICE immigration enforcement operation at the Georgia Hyundai plant contrasts with the underinvestment in public prisons and community crime prevention programs.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Georgia mental health leaders are collaborating with community partners to provide citizens the support they need.

If we need proof that Georgia workers are suffering, we don’t need data points; we only need to look around our neighborhoods.

Donald Trump wants to turn back the clock by changing the Department of Defense to the Department of War. That executive order flies in the face of recent American history.

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he wants to clean house at the CDC and other agencies, but he is merely sowing chaos and confusion.

Early detection of cancer prevented 4.5 million deaths in the U.S. for 30 years, but too many Americans are holding off on critical screenings.

The New York City mayoral primary election shows Georgia what can happen when a leader speaks to the concerns and pain facing the average citizen.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act will eventually mandate work requirements for Medicaid recipients. Georgia has mandates, but the state falls far short of its enrollment goals.

The Atlanta Dogwood Festival has survived a drought, and hopefully, it will also survive a pandemic. Recent money troubles could be a sign it needs to evolve again.

UPS, headquartered in Atlanta, has a history that has surpassed 100 years of growth and dealing with tough economic times and change.