The tradition of "pardoning" turkeys at the White House has been a pre-Thanksgiving ceremony for many years, but how did it ...

The annual presidential turkey pardon will this year include birds named Gobble and Waddle. Here's what to know about the ...

The history of White House Thanksgiving traditions date back more than 160 years to President Abraham Lincoln, who ...

Trump's pardon of Waddle and Gobble on Tuesday continues a tradition that goes back decades and wasn't always a pardon ...

President Donald Trump pardoned two North Carolina turkeys in the Rose Garden on Tuesday, maintaining the annual Thanksgiving ...

Still, there was the odd unofficial reprieve given here and there. In 1963, for example, President John F. Kennedy received a ...

As President Donald Trump prepares to pardon a turkey ahead of Thanksgiving, take a look back at the history of the merciful tradition.

Trump kicks off Thanksgiving week with traditional White House turkey pardon ceremony. First lady asks public to vote on turkey names via social media.

A presidential pardon for the White House turkey actually is a fairly new "tradition." One Thanksgiving, two pardoned turkeys ...

This year’s turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, arrived in Washington for the long-running tradition after being raised in North ...

It wouldn’t be a Minnesota turkey pardon if the turkey actually had a happy ending. Gru the turkey — the fat, feathery, ...

The tradition officially began in 1989, but U.S. presidents have been presented with turkeys for decades.