College News: Trust Matters More Than Clicks
Only 15% of college students regularly read news outside of social media. That’s a problem for informed citizenship, career readiness, and, frankly, the future of…
Only 15% of college students regularly read news outside of social media. That’s a problem for informed citizenship, career readiness, and, frankly, the future of…
The State of Georgia’s Department of Economic Development unveiled its 2027 strategic plan yesterday, outlining new initiatives aimed at fostering sustainable growth while addressing concerns…
The recent surge in AI-driven misinformation has ignited a fierce debate between tech companies and policymakers. With deepfakes becoming increasingly sophisticated and widespread, how can…
Opinion: For far too long, news organizations have treated and policymakers as separate entities, leading to a dangerous disconnect between public understanding and effective governance.…
ANALYSIS: How News Shapes Decisions of Citizens and Policymakers The constant flow of news significantly impacts both everyday citizens and policymakers. Understanding how this influence…
Did you know that 68% of Americans get their news from social media, often without verifying the source? This reliance on unverified information creates significant…
Homeschooling is no longer a niche educational choice; it’s a significant movement reshaping how children learn. The latest homeschooling news reveals enrollment numbers are still…
The plight of small businesses in Atlanta feels like a constant uphill battle. Take, for example, Maria’s Bakery on Buford Highway. For years, Maria thrived,…
Opinion: The antiquated model of relying solely on traditional media to reach students with important news is dead. To effectively inform and engage with young…
A staggering 68% of Americans believe that political discourse has become more about attacking opponents than finding common ground. Striving to foster constructive dialogue is…