Tag: Holidays
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US Winter Storms Disrupt Holiday Travel: 1,800+ Flights Canceled
Winter storms grip the US during peak holiday travel The United States is facing widespread disruption as severe winter storms sweep across the country, turning peak holiday travel into a logistical challenge for airlines and travelers alike. By Friday afternoon, carriers reported canceling well over 1,800 flights with tens of thousands of additional delays as…
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Turkey Detains 115 IS Suspects, Deterrent to Holiday Attacks
Overview: Nationwide raids target potential IS plots during the holidays Turkish authorities announced that 115 individuals suspected of being members of the Islamic State (IS) were detained in a sweeping series of nationwide operations. The raids, which spanned multiple provinces, were conducted with the aim of thwarting possible attacks planned for the Christmas and New…
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Stay Well This Holiday Season: Practical Tips for a Healthy Festive Time
Stay Well During the Holidays: Why It Matters The year’s end brings joyful gatherings, travel, and festive meals. But the same momentum that makes the holidays special can also challenge our health. A sudden cold, flu, or a disrupted routine can derail plans and dampen the holiday spirit. With a little preparation, you can enjoy…
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How Celebrities Are Celebrating Christmas 2025: Pajmas, Parties, and Joy
Overview: A Festive Year for A-List Traditions As Christmas 2025 unfolds, the world’s biggest stars are embracing a mix of traditional holiday warmth and modern celebrations. From family photoshoots in coordinated pajamas to lively dance parties and charitable drives, celebrities are sharing glimpses into how they create memorable moments during the holiday season. Here’s a…
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Why Instant Cameras and CD Players Are Flying Off Shelves This Season
Retro Tech Stays Relevant Amid Modern Streaming Shoppers are embracing retro tech with surprising momentum, particularly instant cameras and CD players. While vinyl records continue to make headlines, other physical formats are reclaiming attention, suggesting that nostalgia and tangible experiences still resonate in a digital-heavy world. Recent data from Adobe sheds light on the broader…
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Why Mom’s Stocking Is Often Empty and How to Fill It
Why Mom’s Stocking Often Remains Empty For many families, the holiday season is a time of joy, tradition, and togetherness. Yet the simple ritual of stuffing stockings can reveal a quiet truth: mom’s stocking is frequently the last to be filled, or not filled at all. When the one who gives so much to create…
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Heavy Holiday Traffic Expected at Woodlands and Tuas Checkpoints
Overview: Festive Travel Heats Up at Woodlands and Tuas Singaporeans and visitors planning a December getaway or return to Malaysia should brace for longer waiting times at the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints. As the year-end holidays draw near, authorities warn of intensified traffic and enhanced screening procedures to manage the surge in cross-border travel. The…
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Grab Philippines Reaffirms Commitment to Service Accessibility Amid Holiday Demand Peak
Grabbing the Holiday Momentum: Accessibility Takes Center Stage As the holiday season ushers in higher demand for ride-hailing and food delivery, Grab Philippines has reaffirmed its commitment to keeping essential services accessible for all Filipinos. The company highlighted its strategy of leveraging strategic partnerships and expanding carpooling options, including its Grab Group Rides service, to…
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Why Heart Attacks and Strokes Spike During the Holidays—and What You Can Do
Why the Holidays Bring Higher Heart Risk The holiday season, especially the stretch from Christmas to New Year’s, has long been linked with a noticeable uptick in heart-related events. Doctors observe more heart attacks and strokes during this period, and emergency departments often see a surge in patients with chest pain, shortness of breath, or…
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Ski Towns in the U.S. Hope the Holiday Season Reverses Canadian Tourism Slump
Snow, Seasonality, and a Slump in Canadian Visitors Numerous American ski towns are counting on a rebound this holiday season after a noticeable drop in Canadian tourism. The lull has put pressure on mountain economies that depend on steady cross‑border traffic during peak travel periods. While political factors can influence perceptions, many industry observers say…