As the U.S. Supreme Court pulls back on gerrymandering, state courts may decide the fate of new congressional maps.

From the "Gone with the Wind" premiere to the passing of the lucrative tax credit, the AJC has covered the industry closely.

Our jobs remain essentially the same as generations of Atlanta journalists before us: to fairly and accurately cover our ...

By Uzor Maxim UzoatuA lot of wannabes want to flee from Nigeria, but I am very different. The country turns me up and down anyhow such that one would have latched at any opportunity to “Japa,” as they ...

Its bid to scrub states’ voter data not only probably violates federal law and the Constitution, it also lays the groundwork ...

The 2025 revolt against process signaled the final collapse of a powerful idea that once promised to hold the country ...

It includes portions of James Madison's Notes from the Philadelphia Constitutional Convention, selections from various ...

For the thousandth time, no. No. Donald J. Trump cannot serve a third term as president. No matter how much billionaire Mavs ...

The U.S. Constitution's Establishment Clause creates complexity around government-sponsored religious holiday displays. Supreme Court rulings on the issue have evolved, but generally permit religious ...

The argument isn’t just about history, it’s about immigration today — and whether “being American” is about values, ...

Under international law, Venezuela has control over its own oil — but its efforts to nationalize its oil industry in 2007 did ...

A coalition of Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit on Monday seeking to prevent President Donald Trump's administration ...