Allison Schaller

Every year, Russell Frederick photographs the West Indian street masquerade that happens in the darkness of night and bursts with unfettered beauty.

A US district judge said that the former Green Party candidate's hacking suspicions were "irrational."

The country's largest private employer will now join more than 600 companies offering LGBTQ-inclusive healthcare options.

Jars labeled as pork gravy might accidentally contain unlabeled soy and milk. In other words, Trump's America.

The spiritual leader says he has "no worries" about Trump and expects the president-elect to be more careful with his rhetoric once he gets into the Oval Office.

He must have missed Trump's tweet about how the theater is a "safe space."

Ifill was the first African American woman to host a major political talk show, breaking race and gender barriers in newscasting.

The Sesame Street vigilante was injured after trying to break up a fight between a man dressed as an aviator who was apparently offended by another man's Native American costume over Halloween weekend.

On Monday, seven kinds of bees joined the endangered species list, so think twice before swatting them away from your food.

Someone covered the restaurant in a sheet like a ghost and spray-painted some golden arches on it. Spooky!

People are now supposed to keep them at a cemetery, and not on the mantel at home.

Queens-based photographer Malcolm Lightner spent several years photographing this unique sport in his hometown of Four Corners, Florida. Now, he's making a photography book dedicated to it.