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  • The outside of a CostcoRetail

    Here’s what’s open and closed on Thanksgiving 2025

    By Matt Ott and The Associated Press
  • National Guard members stand on the National Mall in Washington DCPolitics

    The Afghan national suspected of shooting National Guard members blocks from the White House previously worked with the CIA

    By Alanna Durkin Richer, Gary Fields, and others
  • MeaseLaw

    Meet a 73-year-old cafeteria worker who expects to serve 700 free Thanksgiving meals this year: ‘I just feel like this is a time to step it up a little bit’

    By Jeff Roberson and The Associated Press
  • turkeysLaw

    ‘You only hear about kind of the dead turkeys’: Thousands of Americans have been rescuing turkeys instead of eating them since the 1980s

    By Hallie Golden, Thomas Peipert, and others
  • turkeyHealth

    Teaching yourself how to cook this Thanksgiving? Here’s some stuff you need in your kitchen

    By Jonel Aleccia and The Associated Press
  • turkeyHealth

    Meet the rescue barn where turkeys get cuddled in between their acupuncture appointments — and one goat without hooves gets a wheelchair for his pains

    By Kristin M. Hall and The Associated Press
  • post officeRetail

    Here’s what’s open—and closed—on Thanksgiving 2025

    By Matt Ott and The Associated Press
  • pieNorth America

    Thanksgiving reveals an America split by dessert identity: pumpkin and sweet potato pie

    By Sophie Bates and The Associated Press
  • joblessEconomy

    ‘Low-hire, low-fire’ economy grinds on as lower-than-expected jobless claims suggests layoffs aren’t spiking

    By Christopher Rugaber, Nick Lichtenberg, and others
  • post officeLaw

    Supreme Court to hear Texas landlord’s lawsuit against the Post Office for failing to deliver mail for 2 years

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Jose Rosas surveys damage to Guillermo Vargas' home as while helping clean up storm damage in the Memorial Northwest subdivision, in Spring, Texas, Monday, Nov. 24, 2025.Environment

    Storms sweep from Houston to Minneapolis, complicating Thanksgiving travel for millions

    By Juan A. Lozano and The Associated Press
  • layoffsEconomy

    These Fortune 500 companies are laying off thousands of workers and fueling economic anxiety

    By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated Press
  • parksNorth America

    International tourists will have to pay $100 more to visit American national parks under ‘America-first entry fee policies’

    By Hallie Golden, Matthew Daly, and others
  • Rush Hour 4Arts & Entertainment

    Paramount in closing talks to distribute Trump-favorite franchise ‘Rush Hour 4,’ source says

    By Jake Coyle and The Associated Press
  • High school cafeteria worker Shirley Mease, right, stops to hug her granddaughter Teagan Porter as they shop for supplies to prepare 700 free Thanksgiving meals for community members in Missouri on Tuesday.Personal Finance

    Families struggle to catch up after the shutdown hit SNAP, with some hitting up food banks and skipping Thanksgiving

    By Adam Geller and The Associated Press