Copied Did you know that for much of the 19th century, Thanksgiving was only celebrated by New Englanders and Northeastern transplants in the upper Midwest and New York? Learn more about Sarah ...

For decades after Lincoln, Americans traditionally celebrated Thanksgiving on the last ... after the attack at Pearl Harbor plunged the United States into World War II, Congress passed a law ...

Here are the final three federal holidays coming this year in the United States: We have all heard the same stories since we ...

The holiday's dark past has some people rethinking Thanksgiving The focus on racial justice in the US has some people saying that reevaluating the meaning and celebration of Thanksgiving is long ...

Abraham Lincoln would later declare Thanksgiving as a national holiday in 1863. Minnesota usually raises the most turkeys, according to the US Department of Agriculture. Around 38 million birds ...

Many Americans will likely have a scaled-down or virtual Thanksgiving celebration amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the stress of a hectic year could still cause turkey dinners to turn tense.

When the museum asked Native Americans if their families celebrate Thanksgiving, a friend from the Crow Agency in Montana spoke for many Native people when she told us, “My Dad used to say ...

For many in the United States, Thanksgiving is celebrated with family gatherings and festive meals. However, due to grocery taxes and inflation, the cost of preparing a Thanksgiving dinner can ...

But first, a little history. The Thanksgiving holiday celebrated in the United States cites a particular feast. According to our national story, in the fall of 1621, a year after the Mayflower ...