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Black Friday Sale Get your first year for 99¢ every four weeks. → PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE | SIGN UP The Post Most   Thanksgiving 2024 Give Thanksgiving leftovers new life in soup, sandwiches and more By Becky Krystal   3 engaging audiobooks for your Thanksgiving prep and travels By Katherine A. Powers   GUEST COLUMN Thanksgiving food doesn't have to be served hot to be great By Becky Krystal   Opinion  |  When beliefs trump facts, Thanksgiving becomes less fun By Annie Duke   ANALYSIS How to argue about politics on Thanksgiving — with the facts By Amber Phillips   COLUMN Lift your spirits with a figgy fortified wine punch for the holidays By M. Carrie Allan   The 2024 Well+Being gift guide: Ideas to help you live well By Washington Post Staff   The 19 movies everyone will be talking about this holiday season By Michael O'Sullivan   How to reduce your waste on Black Friday By Sarah Raza   ADVERTISEMENT   GUEST COLUMN I was estranged from my family. I returned one Thanksgiving. By Bob Brody   Doing good is good for you, research shows By Richard Sima   This Thanksgiving, many in D.C. are hungry. This church tries to help. By Olivia George   A science-backed tip to waste less food on Thanksgiving By Nicolás Rivero   COLUMN Why I'm still serving Thanksgiving turkey — and tabling the debate By Tim Carman   ADVERTISEMENT   The 10 best books of 2024 By Washington Post Editors and Reviewers   Opinion  |  18 Thanksgiving dishes Post readers make every year By Letters to the Editor   Around the world   When climate change upends sacred rituals, the faithful adapt (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post) Rising temperatures and melting glaciers are altering the ways humans pray and threatening the existence of sacred traditions. By Salwan Georges and Ruby Mellen Read more   Russia rains missiles on Ukraine after Trump names new envoy to conflict By Isabelle Khurshudyan   LIVE BRIEFING Lebanon cease-fire holds; Israel warns residents of southern villages not to return By Louisa Loveluck, Adela Suliman and Frances Vinall   YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Voraciously: Plant Powered II Eating your vegetables has never been this much fun. Hetty Lui McKinnon shares easy and adaptable vegan recipes and tips, in your inbox every Tuesday for 10 weeks. Sign up ➝     You received this email because you signed up for The Post Most or because it is included in your subscription. Manage newsletters | Unsubscribe 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071 DOWNLOAD OUR APP      ©2024 The Washington Post | Privacy Policy | Help & Contact