US President Joe Biden and his incoming successor Donald Trump issued starkly contrasting Christmas messages Wednesday, with the latter doubling down on recent comments about seizing the Panama Canal,

Donald Trump wished a “Merry Christmas to all” on Wednesday, but the merriment took a sharp turn as the president-elect quickly let loose on a wide range of Christmas Day grievances. “Merry Christmas to all,

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – Christmas was a quiet day in Washington, but the president and incoming president used their social media to wish the country a Merry Christmas. This is now the fourth year the Biden’s have celebrated Christmas in the White House.

President Joe Biden narrated a stunning tour of the decorated White House and wished the nation a “Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays” in a video posted to X on Tuesday. (Watch it below.)The light-filled journey,

President Biden and first lady Jill Biden are spending their last Christmas in the White House as his term winds down. The president, however, is keeping a busy agenda, signing 50 pieces of legislation as he gets ready to leave office in a few weeks.

The Chiefs, Steelers, Texans and Ravens will own the NFL's Christmas spotlight, but some players see three games in 11 days as a coal in the stocking.

Lately the NFL has been much more aggressive about scheduling games on Christmas. That’s been met with mixed feelings among the players.

The Princess of Wales Kate Middleton is back in her go-to pair of boots. Members of the British royal family congregated in Sandringham to attend their annual Christmas Dy service. Amongst those in attendance was also King Charles III,

While the Princess of Wales will no doubt be in the mood to celebrate the festive season after what Prince William has described as a "brutal" year, following her cancer diagnosis