Marc Hyden

For all the bluster about the U.S. far exceeding Europe economically, debt as a percent of GDP tells another story.

Hailed the Hollywood of the South, Georgia’s once-soaring film industry is crashing down to Earth.

The stars recently seemed aligned for Georgia Democrats to accomplish something truly extraordinary: unseating two Republican-appointed Georgia Supreme Court justices.

Over the years, Sen. Bernie Sanders has proven to be a wellspring of perhaps well-intentioned but wholly inadvisable policy positions.

Wholesome viral social media posts likewise show that the South’s natural appeal is winning over foreign soccer fans. However, Atlanta’s Achilles’ heel predictably seems related to transportation, especially crime on MARTA, which has left officials demanding answers.

America's nearing a major milestone: its semiquincentennial. Look back to the ancient past of Rome to learn what could be in store for America.

State lawmakers returned to Atlanta for a special legislative session with high hopes. Yet, after lawmakers adjourned the short special session, they had few wins to show for their efforts.

Few of Gov. Brian Kemp’s policy initiatives have sparked as much controversy as his efforts to rein in rampant lawsuit abuse.

The once-vaunted Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is officially no more. As of July 4, 2026, President Donald Trump allowed the agency to sunset.

Data centers have become a kind of boogeyman among voters lately. Recent polling even suggests that new data center construction is less popular than the IRS.