Naomi Campbell brought back one of the most polarizing styles from the 1980s for her most recent appearance at the F1 Grand Prix in Las Vegas. The supermodel stepped out in head-to-toe leather, ...

The story of the White House turkey pardon dates back to the Civil War, when Abraham Lincoln’s son Tad allegedly asked his father to spare a turkey from the holiday meal. President Lincoln obliged, ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt introduced "Waddle" the turkey to reporters in the briefing room before President Donald Trump is scheduled to pardon him and his friend, "Gobble," on ...

Actually, it's the turkey that needs a pardon, and well before it gets butchered or pulled from the freezer to take center stage on the Thanksgiving table. But a presidential pardon for the White ...

President Donald Trump pardoned two turkeys Tuesday — Gobble and Waddle — as part of an annual tradition that has occurred at the White House for more than 35 years. The Thanksgiving Turkey Pardoning ...

U.S. Vice President JD Vance's anti-turkey rant at Fort Campbell on the eve of Thanksgiving has gone viral. People are laughing, agreeing or criticizing Vance on social platform X and Facebook because ...

President Trump and first lady Melania Trump on Tuesday afternoon will participate in the annual turkey pardoning ceremony at the White House, continuing a 78-year tradition. Two turkeys are eligible ...

Thanksgiving is next Thursday, Nov. 27, but another tradition is typically celebrated at the White House just a few days before the holiday: the presidential turkey pardon. The tradition of a White ...

Two turkeys headed Tuesday from the posh Willard Hotel to the White House, becoming the latest turkeys to be pardoned by an American president in a tradition that officially dates back to President ...

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Vice President J.D. Vance and his family visited Fort Campbell on Nov. 26 to meet service members and serve an early Thanksgiving meal. Vance was joined by his wife, Usha, daughter Mirabel, and sons ...