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This Day in History: , FDR Establishes
the Modern
Thanksgiving Holiday.
November 26, 1941.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
signed a bill officially establishing
the fourth Thursday in November as Thanksgiving Day.
In 1939, Roosevelt had departed from tradition
by declaring the next to last Thursday
that year as Thanksgiving Day.
The tradition dated back to President Abraham Lincoln,
who declared Thanksgiving to fall on
the last Thursday of November.
Franklin's deviation sparked
considerable controversy.
Some Americans refused
to honor the declaration.
But Roosevelt repeated
the unpopular proclamation
for the next two years.
In 1941, the president admitted his mistake and
signed the bill establishing the modern national
holiday of Thanksgiving Day
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Labor Market Remains Strong as, Unemployment Claims , Continue to Fall.
ABC reports that the number of applications for
unemployment in the United States fell sharply
last week, signaling a resilient job market. .
On November 22, the Labor Department
reported that jobless claims had
fallen by 24,000 to reach 209,000.
The week before saw the number
reach 233,000, the highest it
has been since August. .
The latest numbers also show
the four-week moving average
fell by 750 to reach 220,000.
ABC reports that the numbers
remain historically low, signaling
high job security for U.S. workers. .
ABC reports that the numbers
remain historically low, signaling
high job security for U.S. workers. .
For the week ending November 11, the total number
of Americans collecting unemployment benefits was
at 1.84 million, down 22,000 from the week before.
For the week ending November 11, the total number
of Americans collecting unemployment benefits was
at 1.84 million, down 22,000 from the week before.
But job growth remains strong,
the unemployment rate remains
historically low, and businesses
have yet to start reducing their
workforce in a significant way, Rubeela Farooqi, Chief U.S. economist at
High Frequency Economics, via ABC.
But job growth remains strong,
the unemployment rate remains
historically low, and businesses
have yet to start reducing their
workforce in a significant way, Rubeela Farooqi, Chief U.S. economist at
High Frequency Economics, via ABC.
We expect some softening in labor
demand going forward as the effects
of restrictive monetary policy spread
more broadly through the economy, Rubeela Farooqi, Chief U.S. economist at
High Frequency Economics, via ABC.
ABC reports that the combination of a resilient job market
and falling inflation has increased hope that the
Federal Reserve will end its recent rate-hiking campaign. .
ABC reports that the combination of a resilient job market
and falling inflation has increased hope that the
Federal Reserve will end its recent rate-hiking campaign. .
The Fed has raised its benchmark interest rate
eleven times since March of 2022 in an attempt to
slow the economy while also preventing a recession.
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This Day in History:
John F. Kennedy Is Assassinated.
November 22, 1963.
The 35th president of the
United States was assassinated
while traveling through
downtown Dallas, TX.
Kennedy was shot
at 12:30 pm as his
motorcade passed the
Texas School Book Depository.
Former Marine
Lee Harvey Oswald
allegedly fired three
shots from the sixth floor.
The shots fatally wounded
the president, who was
pronounced dead 30 minutes later.
Hours later,
Oswald was
arrested by
Dallas police.
Two days later,
he was shot and killed
by Jack Ruby as he
was being transported.
The murder was viewed on
live television by millions
of Americans.
Conspiracy theories
concerning Kennedy's
assassination have
circulated for decades
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10 Weirdest Ingredients, People Put in Their Stuffing .
Whether you call it stuffing or dressing,
Americans traditionally prepare a filling to
put inside of their Thanksgiving turkeys.
In honor of National Stuffing Day, here are 10 of the
weirdest ingredients people put in their stuffing. .
1. Pepperonis & Mozzarella.
2. Fruit.
3. Stale Bagels.
4. Sticky Rice.
5. Corn Chips.
6. Plantains .
7. Oysters.
8. Popcorn.
9. Twinkies.
10. Burgers.
What weird ingredient do you
put in your stuffing?
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