Most of us didn't have parents who dressed up for Halloween, a Yahoo/YouGov poll finds. Today's parents are stepping up their game.

The hosts of 'Good Morning America' and 'The View' opted not to dress up for the holiday, with the latter doing a 'Freaky Friday'-inspired body swap skit to start the show.

It's hard to top Giannis Antetokounmpo dressing up like a 6'11" minion, Tyrese Maxey becoming Allen Iverson, or Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld paying homage to The Waterboy, but Halloween night being on a Friday means it likely won't be surprising if sports fans are treated to plenty more costumes as the weekend continues.

Dressing up for Halloween has been a longstanding tradition, but some schools have limitations and others are replacing it altogether.

President Donald Trump’s grandson will be dressing up as the family’s most treasured possession for Halloween this year: money. Lara Trump, wife of Eric Trump and daughter-in-law of the president, revealed in a video posted online on Wednesday what her family’s Halloween costumes would be.

In Official Washington, Halloween is very much a holiday for adults. Specifically, it’s a chance for political junkies to make inside jokes and nerdy references in the form of costumes. But things are not normal here in the capital, and so we wondered: Is the political class still in the mood to play funny dress-up about the news?