Thanksgiving Sunday will be the most crowded travel day of 2025
Thanksgiving Travel Surge Expected As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s that time again when families hit the road— and the skies—to gather with loved ones. This annual tradition sees millions of Americans traveling across state lines, especially on what’s considered the year’s busiest travel day, right after Thanksgiving. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) anticipates that over 3 […]
DOT Secretary Duffy discusses his plans to improve air travel just in time for Thanksgiving.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is addressing recent discomfort felt by workers in the industry, remarking on how “travel has become more brutal.” He highlighted a staggering 400% increase in in-flight verbal and physical abuse since 2019, along with 13,800 unruly passenger incidents reported since 2021. Last year, incidents of disorderly behavior doubled compared to 2019. […]
Police giving away more than 3,000 turkeys to families in need by Thanksgiving
NYPD Distributes Turkeys to Families in Need On Monday evening, the NYPD handed out approximately 100 turkeys and chickens to families in need in the Bronx. This event is just a small part of a larger initiative where police departments across the city plan to distribute thousands of birds ahead of Thanksgiving. Officers set up […]
Unusually Low Gas Prices Before Thanksgiving, ‘The Golden Age of Travel Begins with Everyone’
Travel for Thanksgiving 2023: A Positive Outlook “The Golden Age of Travel begins with all of us,” said Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy as the Thanksgiving travel season approaches, highlighting the benefit of low gas prices. “Now is a great time to visit family and friends for Thanksgiving. With gas prices at record lows, we can […]
Gas Prices Drop in Denver Before Thanksgiving
Gasoline Prices Decrease Ahead of Thanksgiving Gasoline prices have seen a drop since President Trump took office, with some cities, like Denver, reporting prices below $3 a gallon just before Thanksgiving. Recent figures from a fuel tracking service show that the average price per gallon in Colorado is currently at $2.590, marking the lowest average […]
Heavy rain and intense storms hit Texas as record-setting Thanksgiving travel begins
Severe Weather Threatens Thanksgiving Travelers As about 73 million people hit the road for Thanksgiving, a line of thunderstorms swept through North Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas early Monday, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall to Interstate 20 and Interstate 35. Later Monday afternoon, more severe storms are anticipated to disrupt early Thanksgiving flights in these […]
Dollar remains stable, Thanksgiving approaches as yen faces challenges
Market Updates: Yen and Currency Trends SINGAPORE, Nov 24 – The dollar held steady on Monday, amidst speculation about potential intervention regarding the yen. Traders were particularly cautious as they awaited Britain’s budget announcement during a holiday week, which coincides with New Zealand’s anticipated interest rate cut. Trading activity in Asia was light given the […]
Texas National Guard Troops Coming Home from Illinois Before Thanksgiving
On Saturday, Governor Greg Abbott announced that the Texas National Guard, deployed to Illinois in October to assist with Operation Midway Blitz, has been directed by Immigration Enforcement Forces to return to Texas by Thanksgiving. As reported by Nexstar, Governor Abbott stated that the troops, initially sent by President Trump, are expected to return this […]
Some Americans are opting for non-alcoholic drinks instead of cocktails this Thanksgiving season
This Thanksgiving, the shift towards creative non-alcoholic drinks, or mocktails, is gaining traction among Americans. Recent surveys indicate that nearly half of those surveyed prefer non-alcoholic options during holiday gatherings. In fact, sales of zero-proof spirits rose by 22% last year, with projections suggesting the market could surpass $1 billion by 2025, according to Nielsen. […]
Christmas overshadowing Thanksgiving as stores focus on profits
Christmas Takes Over Thanksgiving So, pumpkin season is winding down, and Christmas is, well, kind of taking over. Walk into any store across America, and it feels like you’ve walked into Santa’s workshop. Decorations are everywhere—peppermints, inflatable snowmen, pre-lit trees, and shimmering neighborhood lights. Even Clark Griswold would be impressed. But if you’re hunting for […]