Come Halloween, more kids will be able to find a costume that fits thanks to Target's new adaptive collection.

There are tag-free, flat-seamed unicorn and shark onesie-style costumes for children who have sensory disorders. Both are designed so that individual pieces, like wings, fins, and/or tails, can be removed to ensure comfort.

There are also two wheelchair-friendly costumes to choose from, a pirate and a princess. Each boasts back openings to make dressing easier. Plus, Target has made wheelchair covers for both the princess and pirate costumes, so everything is in theme. The princess gets a carriage and the pirate gets a ship.

Parents: feel free to ignore the specific gendering of these costumes!

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This Spokane mother of 12 is sick of Target's WICKED pro-Sodomite agenda. Come for the speech, stay for "God's judgment is coming on this nation... and Target!" Read the rest

Shoppers at a Target in Campbell, California on Wednesday were surprised by the sounds of a porn film played over the store's loudspeaker system. Gina Young, shopping with her two 3-year-old children, recorded and posted this recording the event.

“We are actively reviewing the situation with the team to better understand what happened and to help ensure this doesn’t happen again,” a Target spokeswoman told the Los Angeles Times.

Thing is, it isn't the first time. In July, shoppers at a Target in San Luis Obispo, California heard grunts and moans over the loudspeakers. The store was "evacuated" until the audio was silenced, according to report in the San Luis Obispo Tribune.

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