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

The Fox News host dedicated a segment on Thanksgiving to Kamala Harris’ supporters, where he mocked them for misleading their Donald Trump-voting family members over the holidays.

“It’s been three weeks, but can Democrats get it together before Thanksgiving?” Watters asked.

“Instead of making a list of things they are grateful for, Kamala supporters get ready to throw hooks while passing the filling.”

New York Times journalist and author Maggie Haberman has revealed the one reason why she thinks Donald Trump might eventually dump Elon Musk.

Haberman discussed the relationship between the billionaire, who has been almost continuously at Trump’s side since his election victory more than three weeks ago, and the newly elected president during an appearance on CNN on Wednesday.

Although she said the couple’s relationship appears to be in “good standing” right now, Haberman hinted at a potential problem in the future.

Read Rhian Lubin report fully.

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

The president-elect announced that he plans to impose a 25 percent tariff on “all products” entering the U.S. from Canada and Mexico, and an additional 10 percent tariff on China. its inauguration on January 20, 2025.

Now Canada may have started considering which US imports should be targeted with tariffs in retaliation, a government official told the newspaper. Associated press on Wednesday evening.

Trump’s tariff plans come as he looks to crack down on fentanyl smuggling into the U.S. through the northern and southern borders, even as seizures from the Canadian border pale in comparison to the Mexican border.

Canadian officials argue that their country is not the problem and that tariffs will have serious consequences for both countries.

President-elect Donald Trump has nearly finalized his Cabinet nominations and key government roles in his next administration — but the battle is hardly over.

His nominees will now have to be confirmed by the Republican-controlled Senate with a 53-seat majority, and he could face his own bloc of opposition within his party.

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

Donald Trump’s choice as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Dr. Mehmet Oz has used Thanksgiving as a springboard to plug herbal remedies from iHerb, a company he invests in.

“Thanksgiving is a perfect excuse to practice gratitude — which also happens to be a proven way to reduce 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 botanical dietary supplements, and the agency does not approve dietary supplements to treat, prevent, diagnose, or cure medical conditions.