Bill Nigut

I’ve now reached the age where I’m acutely aware of the phenomenon that as we grow older, time moves more quickly. No. Sprints. Gallops. Albert Einstein had an explanation for this. He concluded that time is relative; the rate at which it passes depends on our frame of reference. And here’s mine: As the 2024 election year gets underway, it’s been 40 years since I first began covering presidential campaigns.

Latest from Bill Nigut

The first trial of a defendant indicted for participating in protests against the Atlanta police training center was set to begin this week but was delayed on procedural grounds.

“It’s a witch hunt. It’s just a continuation of a witch hunt. … I think they are sick people.” — Donald Trump on Fox News reacting to the Fulton County election conspiracy indictments

Last week as I was scrolling through dates on the Georgia Historical Society's terrific website “Today in Georgia History” I noticed there are many

Over the years since he glided down his golden escalator to announce his candidacy for president, Donald Trump has shown us something rare for a politician: He says the quiet parts out loud. Repeatedly, boldly and often defiantly.

When people ask me how I like my still relatively new job here at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, I tell them how thrilling it's been that after

As the general election campaign between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump begins in earnest, I’m bracing myself, as I suspect many of you are too, for a long season of insults hurled back and forth between the candidates — dark warnings about the Third World status of our country today from Trump and cautions about his opponent putting democracy at risk from Biden.

Georgia Democrats head to Chicago next week giddy with the belief that with Kamala Harris now their presidential nominee, the state could once again play an important role in sending a Democrat to the White House. They’ll join Democrats from across the country who feel a sense of unity that was fraying when polls suggested Donald Trump appeared to be on track to beat an aging President Joe Biden.

A new Broadway production of “Our Town” directed by Atlantan Kenny Leon might offer some clues.