Jesse Watters is now mocking liberals for boycotting Thanksgiving alongside their MAGA in-laws after revealing he wasn’t invited to his mother’s house for the holiday.

The Fox News host dedicated a segment to Kamala Harris supporters on the eve of Thanksgiving, mocking them for turning away their relatives who voted for Donald Trump over the holiday.

“It’s been three weeks, but can the Democrats make it to Thanksgiving?” asked Watters.

“Instead of making a list of things they are grateful for, Kamala devotees are preparing to throw hooks as they pass on the stuffing.”

New York Times Journalist and author Maggie Haberman has revealed the only reason she thinks Donald Trump might end up ditching Elon Musk.

Appearing on CNN on Wednesday, Haberman discussed the relationship between the billionaire, who has been at Trump’s side almost constantly since his election victory more than three weeks ago, and the president-elect.

While she said the couple’s relationship appears to be “in good shape” at the moment, Haberman hinted at a possible problem in the future.

To read Rhian Lubins report in detail.

Canada is already considering retaliatory tariffs, just days after Trump announced new levies on Canadian and Mexican imports, a government source said.

The president-elect announced he plans to impose a 25 percent tariff on “all products” imported into the United States from Canada and Mexico, as well as an additional 10 percent tariff on China, upon his inauguration on January 20, 2025.

Now Canada is said to be considering which imports from the U.S. to impose retaliatory tariffs on, a government official said Associated Press on Wednesday evening.

Trump’s tariff plans come as he seeks to crack down on fentanyl smuggling into the U.S. across the northern and southern borders, even as seizures at the Canadian border are weak compared to the Mexican border.

Canadian officials argue that their country is not the problem and that the tariffs would have a serious impact on both countries.

President-elect Donald Trump has nearly completed his nominations for Cabinet and key government positions in his next administration — but the fight is far from over.

His nominees now face confirmation by the Senate, which Republicans control by a 53-seat majority, and he could face his own opposition bloc within his party.

Eric Garcia takes a look at the five Republican senators who could pose an obstacle to Trump’s agenda.

Donald Trump’s election as Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Dr. Mehmet Oz used Thanksgiving as a springboard to offer herbal remedies from iHerb, a company in which he invests.

“Thanksgiving is a perfect excuse to practice gratitude – which also happens to be a proven way to relieve stress,” he wrote on X on Wednesday.

“You can also reduce stress with adaptogens like ashwagandha from a trusted source like @iHerb. Happy Thanksgiving!”

The Food and Drug Administration does not regulate herbal supplements, and the agency does not approve dietary supplements to treat, prevent, diagnose, or cure any disease.

Vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. compared medical facilities like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to a “Nazi death camp” in resurfaced footage of autism parent conferences.

Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services also compared vaccinating children to “sexual abuse in the Catholic Church” in his remarks at the events.

The comments resurfaced in footage first reported by NBC News of RFK Jr. speaking at a series of conferences hosted by the group AutismOne, which has adopted the slogan “Make Our Children Healthy Again.”

Rhian Lubin has the whole story.