"Completely nonsensical." Popular holiday snack brand sparks debate with image of Santa: 'The longer you look the worse it ...

A number of rare religious relics were uncovered in 2024, with some on display to the public, giving people a better ...

One of Philipsburg’s most iconic winter landmarks, the 37 1/2-foot-tall Santa Claus display first built in the 1960s, was ...

A segment featuring Tiffany as Santa Claus appeared in a recent Let’s Make ... and military members as contestants trying to win big prizes on stage. With 2025 just days away, one has to believe ...

The Dow closed slightly higher on Thursday while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 closed lower in the second day of a so-called Santa Claus rally period.

The indexes' mixed results come after two days of wins, the latter of which falls in the Santa Claus rally period. The period is historically marked by big gains in the last five trading days of ...

Ozempic is widely used in the US for weight loss. Tesla CEO Elon Musk embraced the Christmas spirit on Thursday, sharing a photo in which he was dressed as Santa Claus. The picture, posted on his ...

Mr Cantlon revealed six of his eight victims had been spotted in after-death photos. He told a Canadian ... BBC documentary Santa Claus the Serial Killer shows that a year after moving to Toronto ...

In these pictures, Mahi is seen in a Santa Claus avatar. Apart from wife Sakshi ... Prayers, carols, and the warmth of togetherness! BIG trouble for Chennai Super Kings! Devon Conway and Rachin ...

It’s all on Santa’s shoulders. The kickoff of the “Santa Claus rally” period in Tuesday ... 2024 has been a stellar year for the large-cap benchmark— but with little thanks to December ...

Whether it’s a picture of a sparkling Christmas tree, a cheerful Santa Claus, or a serene image of Jesus, these moments capture the spirit of the holiday perfectly. For many, Christmas isn’t ...

One of the most influential figures in shaping the modern image of Santa was Thomas Nast, an American cartoonist who drew pictures of Santa for Harper's Weekly in the 1860s and 1870s ...