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- 1Smotrich sparks alarm with 'We already did it' remark on West Bank●LA NOTIZIA: In Cisgiordania come a Gaza, parla Smotrich e non promette bene «Lo abbiamo già fatto». Il ministro delle Fi
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is drawing criticism after suggesting that what Israel has done in Gaza could be replicated in the West Bank. Speaking on Ynet's podcast on 27 September, he was asked about his proposal regarding the occupied territory and replied, 'We already did it,' refusing to rule out a similar approach there.
- 2El Niño Could Disrupt Thanksgiving and Christmas Travel▼How El Niño Could Reshape Thanksgiving and Christmas Travel
Forecasts suggest El Niño conditions could bring unseasonable weather to the United States during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday periods, potentially affecting flight schedules and road travel for millions of Americans. Weather analysts are pointing to warmer, stormier patterns in some regions and unusual conditions in others as travelers finalize plans and book trips for the busy end-of-year season.
- 3Manchester Road Race to honor veterans on Thanksgiving▼2026 Manchester Road Race to honor military with 'Veterans Row' on Thanksgiving
Organizers of the 2026 Manchester Road Race in Connecticut are planning a 'Veterans Row' tribute to the military for the annual Thanksgiving morning event. The feature will recognize service members and veterans as part of the race's holiday traditions, drawing attention from local audiences ahead of the festivities.
- 4Home Cooks Swap Whisk for $33 OXO Gravy Tool Before Thanksgiving▼I’m Trading My Old-School Gravy Method for This Clever $33 OXO Tool Before Thanksgiving
Food & Wine reports that a $33 OXO gadget is winning over home cooks ahead of Thanksgiving, with the writer saying they are ditching their old-school gravy method for the tool. The piece highlights it as a handy, affordable upgrade for the holiday kitchen, aimed at making smooth, lump-free gravy easier to pull off on the busiest cooking day of the year.
- 5SGI warns Saskatchewan drivers as wildlife collision season peaks▼SGI urging drivers to watch for wildlife as collision season ramps up
Saskatchewan Government Insurance is urging drivers to watch for wildlife on provincial roads as the peak season for animal collisions gets underway. Wildlife crashes tend to spike in autumn, when animals are more active around roadways and daylight hours shrink. SGI is reminding motorists to stay alert, especially at dawn and dusk, and to scan ditches for animals approaching the road.
- 6Cris Jacobs Lines Up All-Star Thanksgiving Eve Show●Members of Greensky Bluegrass, Cabinet, The Bridge and More to Spend Thanksgiving Eve with Cris Jacobs https:// jambands
Cris Jacobs will host a Thanksgiving Eve concert featuring members of Greensky Bluegrass, Cabinet and The Bridge, according to an announcement from the jam-band news site Jambands.com. The Baltimore songwriter's show brings together players from several Americana and bluegrass acts for a collaborative holiday-week performance, a format fans of the scene have responded to warmly.
- 7Thanksgiving flights could cost $95 more than last year●Flying for Thanksgiving could cost you $95 more than last year
Airfare for Thanksgiving travel is expected to run roughly $95 higher than last year, according to a report from SFGATE. The price jump comes as Americans plan holiday trips amid elevated travel demand, and travelers are being warned to book early if they want to avoid the steepest fares for the busy Thanksgiving period.
- 8Israel closes Gaza and West Bank crossings until October 7●Agenzia Nova: Israele: ministro Difesa, valichi di frontiera per Gaza e Cisgiordania chiusi dal 5 al 7 ottobre 04 ott 18
Israel's defence minister has ordered the closure of border crossings into the Gaza Strip and the West Bank from October 5 to 7, according to Agenzia Nova. The measure comes amid heightened security measures around the anniversary period, with movement in and out of the Palestinian territories restricted for the duration of the closure.
- 9Sweet potato casserole with pecan topping draws Thanksgiving attention●Mashed sweet potatoes with brown sugar, vanilla, and cream, under a crunchy pecan and cinnamon crumble. A Thanksgiving s
Home cooks are sharing a Thanksgiving sweet potato casserole recipe: mashed sweet potatoes blended with brown sugar, vanilla, and cream, baked under a crunchy pecan and cinnamon crumble. The dish serves eight and is being promoted as a staple side ahead of the holiday, with reminders that Thanksgiving is just around the corner.
- 102026 Thanksgiving and Christmas airfares hit decade high▼2026 holiday travel: Thanksgiving, Christmas airfares reach highest prices in a decade
Airfares for Thanksgiving and Christmas 2026 have reached their highest levels in a decade, according to reports from Fox-owned outlets. Travelers planning holiday trips are being warned to book early, as demand for peak-date flights continues to push prices up. No specific airlines or routes were named in the reports.
- 11Thanksgiving travel costs rising, with some states hit hardest at the pump▼Thanksgiving Travel Is About to Get Even More Expensive—Data Shows Where Drivers Are Paying the Most
New data indicates that Thanksgiving travel is set to become more expensive, with gas prices varying significantly by state. Drivers in some parts of the country are paying notably more at the pump than others heading into the holiday. The findings come as millions of Americans prepare to hit the road for one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, raising concerns about household holiday budgets.
- 12Pumpkin Pie Recipes Shared Ahead of Thanksgiving▼Pumpkin Pie – Easy Dessert for Thanksgiving Pumpkin pie is more than just a dessert—it’s the soul of fall baking. This …
Home cooks are sharing easy pumpkin pie recipes as Thanksgiving approaches, calling the dish the soul of fall baking. Recipe posts are circulating with tips for making the classic dessert simply, as families in the United States prepare their holiday menus and search for reliable, traditional dishes to serve.
- 13Entertainment picks for the Thanksgiving long weekend●Thanksgiving is next week. Here’s what to watch, read, hear and see over the long weekend. # Thanksgiving # Entertainmen
With Thanksgiving arriving next week, a new entertainment guide rounds up what to watch, read, hear and see over the long weekend. The roundup covers films, shows, books, music and events suited to the holiday break, giving readers a curated list of options for their time off ahead of the October holiday.
- 14UW-Eau Claire marching band to perform in 2027 Macy's parade▼UW-Eau Claire’s marching band to perform in 2027 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's marching band has been selected to perform in the 2027 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. The announcement is a major honor for the Wisconsin university's music program, and school officials and alumni are expected to celebrate the band's inclusion in one of the nation's most-watched holiday events.
- 15Dollar Tree's $1.50 Thanksgiving Plates Spark Bulk-Buying Buzz▼The $1.50 Dollar Tree Plates I’m Buying in Bulk for Thanksgiving (They Look Expensive)
Shoppers are highlighting $1.50 plates from Dollar Tree as a budget-friendly way to set an elegant Thanksgiving table, saying the dinnerware looks far more expensive than it is. The recommendation is to buy them in bulk ahead of the holiday, as affordable entertaining finds like these tend to sell out quickly in the run-up to Thanksgiving gatherings.
- 16Crypto criticised for thriving on suspended critical thinking●In an intellectual environment where suspension of critical thinking has become paramount, with doubts and misgivings re
A commentary argues that the cryptocurrency world has been able to make numerous flagrantly self-contradictory promises because debate takes place in an intellectual environment where suspending critical thinking is prized and doubters are treated almost as committing a mortal sin. The post, which cuts off mid-argument, frames crypto's survival less on merit than on a culture that discourages scrutiny and question-asking.
- 17Global Policy Book Podcast returns with counterterrorism focus▼The SGIA & Global Policy Book Podcast returns: research design and the politics of counterterrorism
The SGIA & Global Policy Book Podcast has returned with a new episode examining research design and the politics of counterterrorism. The discussion, hosted by Global Policy Journal, explores how academic methods shape the study of counterterrorism and how politics influences that research. It marks a revival of the book podcast series for scholars and policy readers.
- 18Holiday airfares expected to hit decade high this season▼Report: Holiday travelers could face the highest Thanksgiving and Christmas airfares in a decade
A new report warns that travelers flying around Thanksgiving and Christmas could pay the highest airfares seen in ten years. With holiday demand strong and airline capacity tight, fares are projected to climb well above recent years. Travelers are being advised to book early to avoid the steepest prices as the peak season approaches.
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Travel site SmarterTravel is offering advice for booking Thanksgiving trips, publishing a guide of pro tips aimed at helping travelers save money and avoid stress. With Thanksgiving approaching, readers are looking for the best timing and strategies to book flights and accommodations before prices climb during the busy holiday travel season.