Madeleine Stix

The list of things Anamarie Shreeves doesn’t use would send shivers up a marketer’s spine: No plastic packaging, no new clothing and no cars, for starters.

About 200 mermaids, mermen and merchildren attend NC Mermania at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in North Carolina.

Billy Mitchell compares himself to Neil Armstrong because he’s the first gamer to win a perfect score on the 1980s arcade game Pac-Man.

We’re in Paul B. Johnson State Park, and Democratic congressional candidate Jeramey Anderson is cleaning his campaign’s RV.

A couple months ago, San Antonio pastor Gavin Rogers heard people in his community talking about a “caravan” coming toward the United States from Central America.

In the CNN “Life After” series, Patience Carter talks about life after the Pulse nightclub shooting on the third anniversary.

Allentown, Pennsylvania, is trying to move beyond its industrial past — without leaving anyone behind.

With stimulus negotiations stalled and further help from Washington stuck in a partisan seesaw in the last weeks before the November 3 election, the struggles of the residents of Bay City, Michigan, during the pandemic offer a window into how smaller communities have been left to fend for each other…

Carole Catherine started “Wives of the Deplorables” after finding out her husband supported President Donald Trump. The Facebook group is made up of wives across the United States who are Democrats, whose spouses are Republicans.

In 2016, Belqees Al-Doais won a lottery that she was sure would change her life: the chance at a visa to come to the United States.