Arts: Not Frivolous, Vital to News Literacy
Opinion: The perception of the arts as a frivolous pursuit is a dangerous misconception that undermines societal progress. Can a society truly thrive if it…
Opinion: The perception of the arts as a frivolous pursuit is a dangerous misconception that undermines societal progress. Can a society truly thrive if it…
The way we gather information and insights is undergoing a seismic shift, and interviews with experts are at the epicenter. How will these conversations evolve…
The Atlanta City Council is facing intense scrutiny this week after a proposed zoning ordinance amendment sparked widespread community outrage. The amendment, ostensibly designed to…
And highlighting the human impact of policy decisions, we will publish long-form articles, news, and data-driven analysis to cut through the noise and show how…
Opinion: Investigative reports are the lifeblood of a healthy democracy, and in an era of misinformation and eroding trust, they matter more than ever. Are…
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) announced today a significant expansion of its opinion section, promising and thought-provoking opinion pieces that delve deeper than surface-level reporting. The…
Did you know that 60% of Americans now get their news primarily from social media algorithms, without ever clicking through to read the original reporting?…
The appetite for investigative reports remains strong, but the way we consume news is changing. Shockingly, a recent study found that 60% of adults under…
The relentless pursuit of growth often overshadows a critical element: the and culture that fuels it. Focusing solely on metrics while neglecting the human element…
More than 60% of Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, and a significant portion of that dissatisfaction stems from feeling unheard…