Many of Georgia's top elected officials were guided by their faith in how they did politics. Keisha Lance Bottoms plans to do the same if elected as governor.

The Constitutional Convention that pitted Founding Fathers against each other revealed the passionate debates they had over whether the American republic could survive.

Few states' election administration has been shaped more by claims about voting machines and the 2020 election than Georgia. Here's how claims loom over the state.

Former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes explains why he trusts the Peach State's election system, just as he did when he accepted losing his bid for reelection in 2002.

Atlanta hosted some of the world’s most powerful diplomats from the Group of 20, who discussed global issues ranging from supply chains to war.

Georgians should wake up on Nov. 4 celebrating record voter turnout and giving thanks that we live in a state and nation that protects the will of “We the People.”

A younger, more diverse electorate and stronger turnout in Democratic-leaning areas offer fresh clues about Tuesday’s high-stakes elections.

Georgia's 911 emergency response infrastructure is largely unchanged since 1968. Amendment 3 on the Nov. 3 ballot would direct the creation of a modernization fund.

It's not too late for political candidates to reach out to the fast-growing and politically active Asian American and Pacific Islander community in Georgia.

Black voters helped change Georgia history in 2021, but threats against their voting rights prove they must fight back at the ballot box for their own sakes.