They can be seen tearing down the FDR Drive in New York City, wind whipping past as they fill all three lanes with nary a car in sight.

On Thursday, an exhibition based on photographer Donna Ferrato's book "Holy" opens in New York and includes never-before-seen collages depicting domestic violence.

“Between Girls,” a new photography book by Karen Marshall, shows a group of friends over the course of 30 years, from 1985 to in 2015.

From a big-city cathedral to suburban homes, structures across the U.S. are being colorfully decorated for LGBTQ Pride Month. Here are some of our favorites.

The question was simple: "Would you guys like to be dads?" That's the message Christopher Hibma recalls receiving from an old friend on Facebook in early 2015.

“Lesbian women were so invisible, even to one other, depending on where you lived,” said Lisa Vogel, 64, who appears in two photographs in the book.

Searing photographs of the LAPD in 1994 are on display in a virtual exhibition hosted by New York City's Bronx Documentary Center.

Dozens of Long Beach officers were photographed shoulder-to-shoulder with no facial coverings, according to a complaint from two organizations.