Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is facing what insiders describe as a "perilous new reality" after being stripped of his titles, ...

Commentary: Colonists didn’t eat turkey. Most likely it was geese or duck. There was no cranberry sauce, and certainly no ...

In 1621, Winslow wrote a letter describing how the 52 surviving colonists held a feast after their first successful harvest.

From the column: "The truth ... is that the relationship between colonists and Native Americans was complicated and often ...

A former British Royal Marine pleaded guilty to injuring dozens of people, including children and babies, after driving his ...

In any event, our Thanksgiving story is about 10 percent history and 90 percent early American “fake news.” But who cares? It ...

Why do Americans eat turkey on Thanksgiving? The answer is rooted in history, tradition and a bit of 19th-century marketing.

Thanksgiving is here, and it is the perfect time to talk turkey. That includes local parks where visitors can spot turkeys.

Goetze: While researching the historical and legendary 1621 Pilgrims’ Thanksgiving, I discovered interesting and somewhat contradictory material.

A Chicago mother tells NBC News she and her 2-year-old were hit with a chemical agent. Many residents say the city wasn’t a “war zone”— until immigration agents swept through.

A federal judge has released her findings about "Operation Midway Blitz." In one instance, an immigration agent used ChatGPT ...