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Jeffrey Brown talks to Ron Charles of the Washington Post about the year in fiction.

Trump begins to name appointees who could oversee his mass deportation plans

After more than a year of challenges posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Southwest Florida-based nonprofit, Love Your Rebellion, which works to empower marginalized groups through the arts, is planning to begin hosting in-person events again.Love Your Rebellion will be holding Fort Myers Zine Fest at Neenie’s House at 481 Marsh Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33905 on Friday, April 23 from 6 to 10 p.m.The mostly outdoor event will feature works available for purchase from artists, artisans, zine makers, fashion designers as well as food vendors. The event will also feature live music and a dance performance-style fashion show.

As Houston recovered, the Astros rose. Here’s what that means to Houston residents.

Massive Saudi investment raises questions about Jared Kushner's business dealings

Newark schools temporarily return to virtual learning to avoid post-holiday COVID spike

Top job posts in the Trump Administration are still empty one year later.

Amna Nawaz learns more from Devlin Barrett of The Washington Post.

Can U.S. post-war relationship with Vietnam serve as a model for North Korea?

A look back at the infamous post-Katrina police shooting as the federal trial begins.