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“Happy Thanksgiving! Reflect on gratitude and togetherness today, and explore the cherished tradition of cranberry relish.”

Millions of Americans travel this holiday, testing U.S. aviation after disruptions from the government shutdown.

This Thanksgiving holds deep meaning for Texas families who survived July floods and mourn those lost.

Landlords can’t use rent software to inflate prices under a DOJ settlement with RealPage, ensuring fairer rents.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox discusses politics, religion, and unity after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. He urges civility.

The U.S. sees declining hunter numbers. States host events to engage kids. Join a Connecticut pheasant hunt.

Drinks with THC derived from hemp are booming despite state bans on cannabis. New law might tighten hemp controls.

Zohran Mamdani’s Win Sparks Discussion on Progressive Mayors Michelle Wu’s success in Boston and Mamdani’s campaign energize Democratic voters.

Perhaps nobody embodies AI mania quite like Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s CEO, as the company’s value spikes 300%.

The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily blocked a ruling against Texas’ 2026 redistricting plan, affecting elections.

The Coast Guard addresses concerns over downgrading hate symbols in its harassment manual with a new policy update.

NPR’s Juana Summers talks with Nick Miroff about the escalating involvement of Border Patrol in immigration enforcement.