Best Of - How to avoid holiday dinner disagreements, inside the quest for quieter pickleball, and unusual Christmas traditions from around the world.

In a live interview with This Morning's Gordon Deal, The Weather Channel's Jonathan Erdman goes over how the upcoming storm will impact the Christmas weekend.

Giant bows can play a role in receiving a car as a Christmas gift. The Wall Street Journal's Joe Pinsker has more on this interesting story.

Jan. 6 committee votes to refer Trump to Justice Department for criminal charges, why do so many couples get divorced right after the holidays, and all they want for Christmas is to stop that Mariah Carey song.

Christmas - America's mixed response to the Omicron variant comes down to geography, WSJ's Scott McCartney looks back on his career, and why do we kiss underneath a parasite.

Christmas Eve - Fewer adults see their job as a source of life's meaning, millennials more likely to spend big this holiday season, and the best Christmas towns in America.

Christmas Day - Teaching during the pandemic, how to say no to large gatherings, and why your used delivery boxes are a hot commodity.

President Trump vetoes bipartisan Defense bill, Christmas week winter storm will bring snow, high winds and heavy rain, and Boston startup delivering holiday spirit during pandemic.

Rachel Lerman from The Washington Post looks at the online shopping rush this holiday season, where even e-commerce giants are overwhelmed and countless orders are arriving late.

Christmas Day - Retailers are in a never-ending arms race with Amazon, all Mrs. Claus wants for Christmas is pay equity, and surprising Christmas facts.

At Harvard, an admissions scandal that unfolded out in the open, as financial aid confusion grows, parents consider drastic measures, and should you buy a Christmas tree right after Thanksgiving.

Christmas Day - Mail-in ballots broken promise to Florida, this year's holiday toy craze, and this season's guilty pleasure.

Andrew Keshner from MarketWatch offers some gift ideas for those looking to disconnect from their smartphones and technology.

Steven Dinkin, president of the National Conflict Resolution Center, offers tips on how to keep things civil during holiday conversations with family and friends.

How the partial government shutdown is playing out, keeping it civil for Christmas, and don't worry Santa will be tracked tonight.

Merry Christmas - Cultivating a life of gratitude, behaviors that can improve your cybersecurity, and how to have a healthy Christmas.

Elizabeth Winkler from The Wall Street Journal explains how retailers can encourage customers to keep shopping at physical stores at Christmastime.

Dealing with loss during the holidays, fake news fueling the uproar over self-driving vehicles, and making an informed choice for holiday giving.

Stephanie Beasley from POLTICO breaks down why holiday travel will be slow going again this year.

Berlin Attack suspect shot dead in Italy, Donald Trump calls for expansion of nuclear-weapon capabilities, and 7-year-old Santa's helper wipes tables to buy toys for kids

How situational awareness can save your life in a terror attack, what you need to know about holiday gift returns, and the real story of "Winter Wonderland."

North Carolina legislature adjourns without repealing transgender bathroom law, Germany ill-prepared for terror fight, and people you should NOT be tipping this holiday season.

Jonnelle Marte from The Washington Post provides advice for the overwhelming number of consumers who spent too much on presents during the holiday shopping season.

Marketwatch reporter Kathleen Burke on why is pays to NOT open some of your presents when you're a kid.

Bomb kills six American troops in Afghanistan, gas is so cheap you could drink it (but don't) and waiter turns over $32,000 in cash left at at Applebee's in California.