Thanksgiving
Why the best Black Friday bargain is not shopping at all
Fri Nov 28, 2025 - 11:31 am EST (LifeSiteNews) — I’m not American, but I observe two traditions for American Thanksgiving. First, I make a pumpkin pie for an American friend, an old bachelor in Edinburgh who doesn’t bake.…
This Black Friday, thank globalization for affordable gifts
When the Christmas season comes around each year, we rack our brains for how best to show our care and consideration for our loved ones. Thankfully, capitalism and globalization have made it easier than ever to get gifts for…
There Is So Much to Be Thankful For
In 2006, a few days before Christmas, doctors announced my wife had six months to live. She had, they said, a rare form of cancer that had spread to her lungs. There was really nothing that could be done. We had a…
Transportation Secretary Promotes Civility Campaign
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is my new hero. Duffy is promoting a “civility” campaign that urges passengers to be polite and dress up rather than wear sweatpants and slippers when they fly. If everyone dresses better,…
Don’t Take Thanksgiving for Granted
The nation will this week partake in a ritual unlike any other in the rest of the world. Americans of all persuasions, races, and creeds will gather with family around the table and give thanks, most of them to the Almighty,…
A happy Thanksgiving to all our American readers!
Thu Nov 27, 2025 - 2:50 pm EST (LifeSiteNews) — LifeSiteNews would like to wish all of our readers–and staff–in the United States a very happy Thanksgiving! Sharp-eyed members of the LifeSite family will notice fewer stories…
Trump pardoned Gobble and Waddle. He should pardon more deserving people, too.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday issued two pardons. It was one of the more conventional uses of the power we've seen from the president. The recipients were not convicted of taking bribes, or defrauding people to spend…
America’s Forgotten First Thanksgiving
Sorry, Massachusetts, Thanksgiving started here. According to the Virginia Museum of History & Culture, “Captain John Woodlief and thirty-seven men sailed from Bristol, England, on the ship Margaret and reached Berkeley…
Uncle Sam makes Thanksgiving worse
Readers of Reason are no doubt familiar with the true story of the first Thanksgiving, when the collectivist pilgrims almost starved, only to be saved by the voluntary charity of the local population. A lot has changed about…
Thankfully, we don’t have to spend as much of our incomes on food as our ancestors did
Let's set aside the controversy over what Walmart's shrinkflation of its annual Thanksgiving feast bundle might suggest for the recent trajectory of grocery prices. The good news for which we can be thankful is that…
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