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Protests at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Lead to Multiple Arrests

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What Time Do Stores Open on Black Friday?

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Thanksgiving Dinner: Where Do the Cranberries Come From?

By MICHAEL CASEY / AP

6 Tips for Holiday Shopping on a Budget

By Simmone Shah
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The Best Luxury Gifts Worth Splurging On

From timeless kitchenware to delightful under-the-radar finds, these gifts will bring a touch of opulence to the holiday season

By Melissa Locker

Merle Bombardieri Is Helping People Make the Baby Decision

Therapist Merle Bombardieri has guided generations of people who don't know if they want kids.

By Jamie Ducharme

How to Know if Your Friendship Is Toxic

Friends are great—until they’re not.

By Angela Haupt

How to Make a Long-Distance Friendship Work

We asked experts—and people working to maintain their own long-distance friendships—to share their favorite ways to keep bonds strong.

By Angela Haupt

How We Chose TIME’s 2024 Kid of the Year

Heman Bekele, a 15-year-old from Virginia, has a big idea with life-saving potential.

By TIME Staff

Jordan Sucato

Jordan Sucato, 15, lives in Phoenix, Arizona, an area the National Weather Service says is on track to have its hottest-ever summer. As the temperature in the air rises, so too does the temperature of...

By Allison Singer

My Week at the Buzzy Meditation Retreat That Promises Bliss on Demand

Can you hack your way to happiness? I tried to find out

By Naina Bajekal / Applegate, Calif.

Remembering Sandy Robertson, Who Helped Create Silicon Valley

Marc Benioff remembers entrepreneur and innovator Sandy Roberson.

By Marc Benioff

How a Hotline by Elementary Students Reached 17 Million Calls

The Peptoc hotline has become a tool that allows children to bring joy into difficult times.

By Jessica Martin

The Rise of a New Kind of Parenting Guru

They have advanced degrees, kids of their own, and massive followings

By Eliana Dockterman

Many Gen Zers Receive Financial Help

A new Bank of America report found that 46% of Gen Zers between the ages of 18 and 27 rely on financial assistance from their parents.

By Chantelle Lee

Max doc looks at troubled teen industry

Survivors of therapeutic boarding schools—like the one Paris Hilton attended—speak out in new docuseries on Max.

By Olivia B. Waxman

What To Do If Your Pet Dies At Home

When facing the sudden loss of a furry companion, pet owners might not know what to do if their pet dies at home. 

By Simmone Shah

How to Negotiate for Lower Bills

Rising prices are straining everyone's wallets. But there's one area where you can actually be playing less: subscription bills.

By Simmone Shah

The Hike That Changed My Life

Professional climber Beth Rodden reflects on a hike with her dad in Patagonia that helped her let go of her fears.

By Beth Rodden

Superintendent Was Concerned For Safety

The Wisconsin superintendent who was rushed at by a father at a high school graduation says the incident made him concerned for his safety.

By Chantelle Lee
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