This Halloween float in a small town in Pennsylvania, just days before the election, is a sign of how dark things have gotten in America.

Finding good, cheap low-waste candy is hard. U.N. negotiations taking place next month could make it easier.

“The Sentence” inverts the “Indian burial ground” horror trope to make a new kind of story, in which white ghosts haunt the living.

Do any of us really control our purchasing choices and their implications these days?

The Rainforest Action Network says it very well might be.

What the new 'Halloween' says about the horror of white womanhood

Our country was built on a myth of self-reinvention, but only certain Americans are allowed to reinvent themselves.

It wasn’t until I moved to the nation’s capital that I learned to loathe this holiday.

August 21, 1976