Only about one-quarter of U.S. adults say that President Donald Trump's policies have helped them since he took office, according to a new poll that finds underwhelming marks for him on key issues, ...

Three years after Georgia passed a mental health parity law, critics say the Senate hopeful and insurance chief hasn’t held insurers accountable or raised public awareness.

PepsiCo reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue in the second quarter despite sluggish North American sales.

A fire engulfed a newly opened shopping center in eastern Iraq, killing more than 60 people, including children, Iraqi officials said Thursday.

Government has pushed back on and many companies have retreated from diversity, equity and inclusion policies, but that reaction risks losing the best and brightest employees.

AJC readers write on topics from health care insurance to Florida’s new camp for immigration detainees to the national anthem.

Home insurance rates in Georgia grew in the past year at a rate slightly higher than the national average, report says.

The Politically Georiga hosts talk about the political implications of the All-Star Game returning to Atlanta. They also discuss campaign finance reports.

Since 1990, at least 1,140 children have died in hot cars in the U.S., including 15 this year, according to data compiled by the Kids and Car group. In June, 4-year-old Kameron Jamel Williams died in ...

The spotted lanternfly is in peak season in Georgia. Officials are urging residents to report sightings online and kill the bug to protect crops.

Syrian government forces largely withdrew from the southern province of Sweida Thursday following days of vicious clashes with militias of the Druze minority.

A parish priest and several others were injured after the Holy Family Church in northern Gaza was struck in an attack on Thursday morning, officials with the Catholic Church said.