It’s highly likely that the folks reading this are younger rather than older. You’re probably reading this on your computer or phone.

Over the next couple of weeks, universities across the United States will welcome back faculty, staff and students in the midst of the recent and sustained national surge in COVID-19 cases.

In Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, I see myself. I see my family. I see my community. I see my country.

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Yesterday, the world finally saw Lebanon through the eyes of its people: in pain and struggling. In the past year alone, Lebanon has experienced social/political uprisings, an economic crisis, extreme poverty and the repercussions of decades of political corruption.

[display:35545]In exactly two weeks, I will have finished moving into my dorm room in Bursley Residence Hall, and my parents will have just given me a final goodbye hug. 

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An updating count of reported coronavirus cases in Georgia with a county-by-county Georgia map and the latest news on responses to the virus outbreak in the state. From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Wary of another post-holiday spike in coronavirus cases, Gov. Brian Kemp embarked on a statewide fly-around tour Friday to urge Georgians to take precautions to stem the spread of the disease over the Labor Day weekend.

A nationwide laptop shortage created largely by the shift to online classes is challenging districts across the metro Atlanta area.