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Tax subsidies to oil industry are to blame I am so tired of Republicans blaming this Congress for high gas prices. The facts are that for seven years George W. [...]

Watering restrictions Fountains, pools not the culprit Those decrying easing the restrictions on outdoor pools need to get their priorities straight. Certainly, North Georgia has serious issues concerning long-term water [...]

Industry unfairly targeted during drought One industry and all of its related suppliers are virtually bearing 100 percent of the financial pain brought by the drought. The landscape and plant [...]

Response to: 'WHAT DO YOU THINK? Saving our past. Should Cobb County do all that it can, and fast, to purchase a 16-acre tract that includes remnants of Civil War [...]

Medical marijuana: Responses to 'Ruling: Feds trump states,' Page One, June 7 Patients lose their hope In the decision citing that federal law supersedes state law for the purposes of [...]

Middle East: Responses to 'Democracy strikes oil,' Editorial, March 7 Ends do not justify means How dare The Atlanta Journal-Constitution try to justify the war in Iraq by citing the [...]

Ronald Reagan: Responses to Cynthia Tucker's column 'Fairy-tale presidencies leave real problems,' @issue, June 13 He was the real deal Calling Ronald Reagan's presidency a 'flimsy construction of myths' is [...]

Church pastor, members miss proper messages on children I am saddened to see Rev. Arthur Allen Jr. and the House of Prayer members saying they are obeying God when they [...]

Guidelines clear I find myself in the peculiar position of defending the United Methodist preacher who has declined to allow a rabbi to speak from the pulpit. Ministering to the [...]

Democrats' sleazy tactics show they're the hypocritical ones I feel compelled to respond to the letter writer who stated that the Republican Party's hypocrisy was a good reason to be [...]

Ignoring the rules Al Gore ignored the rules of the presidential debates. Now he thinks he's the exception to the rules that govern presidential elections. What's he trying to do [...]

Underground votes Late on Election Day, Al Gore worried that he may lose Florida, so he dispatched the VFG to look out for his interests. Bill Daley, president of the [...]

This article discusses the legal issues surrounding blogging on the Internet. Blog used to be confined to people sharing their thoughts and opinions in a diary-like format, and posted responses from readers. However, blog topics have included frustrations at the office, off-duty antics and beefs with supervisors. Legal authorities point out that some blog subjects, such as libeling someone and revealing company secrets, can be reason enough for an employee's dismissal.