Happy Thanksgiving - Is vaping safer than smoking, how unpredictable work hours turn families upside down, and the Thanksgiving dishes no one likes.

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.

U.S. judge backs House subpoena for ex-White House counsel's testimony, President Trump's financial records are safe for now, and Thanksgiving turkeys are the cheapest they've been in 9 years.

How to keep schools safe, why employees should not talk politics, and families are inviting shelter dogs over for Thanksgiving dinner.

Key Decisions loom for Trump after Thanksgiving, migrants rushing U.S. border dispersed by tear gas, and state trooper delivers baby off North Carolina highway.

Happy Thanksgiving - Why does the school day end two hours before the workday, how America lost its love for the stick shift, and good luck finding a turkey and all the trimmings in Europe.

Rain threatens search for wildfire victims in California, President Trump plays down Crown Prince's alleged role in journalist's killing, and hotlines to help you avert a cooking crisis on Thanksgiving.

Shooting at Chicago hospital leaves an officer and three others dead, U.S. judge blocks Trump asylum restrictions, and the Town hosting displaced fire victims for Thanksgiving feast.

Camp Fire missing number jumps, hand recount ordered in Florida's divisive U.S. Senate race, and what the heck is a designer Thanksgiving turkey.

Getting together with friends this Thanksgiving? That's called Freindsgiving and marketers are latching on. The Boston Globe's Janelle Nanos says Friendsgiving has real revenue potential.

Specialty Thanksgiving turkeys for $200-$300-plus. If you want one, the Wall Street Journal's Charles Passy tells you where you can find one.

President Trump backs Roy Moore, dealing with Thanksgiving politics, and don't worry about getting fat on Thanksgiving.

--Happy Thanksgiving--Exiting Obama aides are warned not to prank Trump, a bumped flyer fights back and talking with the Butterball turkey hotline.

Paul Bakus from Nestle explains why there may not be enough pumpkins to satisfy your pumpkin-related needs this holiday season.