
How the Salvation Army’s Red Kettles Became a Christmas Tradition
Tinseled trees and snowy landscapes are not the only signs of the upcoming holiday season.
Tinseled trees and snowy landscapes are not the only signs of the upcoming holiday season.
Beware of memes that use relative temporal terms.
A survey by a graphic-design company may not accurately represent the views of the public at large.
A Facebook meme highlighted the Puritan colonists' dim view of December 25 celebrations.
The so-called "war on Christmas" seemingly hasn't ended; it just changes location from time to time.
Cape Coral police said that officers were at the event but couldn't do anything because the man was exercising his freedom of speech.
Neighbors in a high-rise Florida condo came unglued over a holiday message spelled out in lights across a balcony.
Some viewers saw the words "Treason for the Season" in a Fox News Christmas graphic due to the placement of a cross.
The classic 1983 holiday film about the adventures of Ralphie Parker famously contains a confrontation with bully Scut Farkus.
The late Maddox Hyde of Pennsylvania did issue a request for cards after doctors said his cancer had worsened and he had only a short time to live.
We celebrate this unique U.S. tradition with seven things you probably didn't know about Chinese restaurants, which are more ubiquitous than McDonald's and predate the Civil War.
The U.S. military's Santa-tracking program began in 1955 after a newspaper ad invited children to call Santa but inadvertently ran the phone number of CONAD's hotline.