Councilwoman Linda Harvell, Place 3, gives outgoing Mayor Karl Mooney a hug at the swearing-in of new mayor John Nichols and council members at College Station City Hall on Monday.

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Amid a corporate fundraising effort described as "going gangbusters," 2028 L.A. Olympics organizers are confident the city ...

Celebrate Juneteenth by looking at iconic films of the 21st century primarily from Black creators. Editor’s note: this list ...

Thousands march in Philadelphia to protest the Trump administration. Our reporters and photographers are at the scene.