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We interrupted Mrs. Palin's book tour to bring you Thanksgiving, a grand old holiday, and we in the book business are thankful for her, that a busy woman who wanted to tell her story chose the medium of ink and paper between hard covers.

Hershey Co., the U.S. candy maker, dropped its trademark-infringement lawsuit against Swiss rival Lindt & Sprungli AG over wrapper designs for their competing peanut butter candies.

When Thanksgiving dinner is only a memory, your refrigerator will be bulging with leftovers.

As you carve your roast lamb, have you ever wished you'd been more involved in its arrival on your plate than simply popping to the supermarket? If so, one enterprising farmer may have the answer: Grow your own.

In the next 25 years, the number of Americans living with diabetes will nearly double, increasing from 23.7 million in 2009 to 44.1 million in 2034.

Former President George H.W. Bush hated broccoli, but most Americans don't agree with him.

With one of the first snow-less Thanksgivings in recent memory behind us...many are looking toward December for the official start of winter...and perhaps the first major snow.

Increased body fat results in higher levels of inflammatory substances in the blood, which hinders the loss of weight, researchers in Spain said.

Prentice Jones worked construction jobs around Chicago for most of his 60 years and is quick to boast of a foreman job he once held at a revamped city college and 23 years at a steel company.

According to Airline Transportation Association, nearly 40 million passengers will be traveling this holiday season.

New York's apple orchards are being carpeted with red as unpicked apples drop to the ground.

Thousands, perhaps millions, of old wire lobster 'ghost traps' live beneath the cold ocean waters off the coast of Maine.

There's at least one Post Falls, Idaho, family who might have a difficult time celebrating Thanksgiving after a thief was spotted stealing someone's turkey early Thursday morning.

As daylight faded and the winter cold set in, soldiers huddled inside a crude wooden hut to tuck into Thanksgiving turkeys the unit itself had fattened and to give thanks for having survived a year of combat in Afghanistan.

Except for the tendency to overeat, Thanksgiving dinner may not be as bad for people as they think.

Nov. 25: Joined by daughters Sasha and Malia, President Barack Obama granted an official pardon to the White House turkey Wednesday.

Michael Wray, winner of Fox television's first season of "Hell's Kitchen," is teaching cooking classes over the next few weeks at Cochise College Center for Lifelong Learning.

It's bound to happen at Thanksgiving tables across America: A progressive liberal Democrat discovers he's sitting next to a conservative Republican.

Some holiday travelers say the economy has improved between this Thanksgiving and last, but things are still tight.

If you can't stand waiting for cookies to bake and cool, speed up your sugar rush by sticking with no-bake cookies.