Since that mythic first Thanksgiving, we\'ve relied on native plants to augment dishes from the old country

Native Americans are still here — and Thanksgiving is a day of remembrance and activism for us

Colonists' food and policies hurt Native peoples' health. Now Native communities are taking their food ways back

Our culinary pilgrim savors Santiago's religious road -- and a heavenly Basque treat.

Recipes are healthier than they were 50 years ago -- but supersized portions wipe out all virtue

After an epidemic swept through the region, Pilgrims had access to a repository of advice from earlier explorers

"Cornbread. Ain’t nothing wrong with that.” The joke from Chris Rock’s standup act rings true

We can give thanks to the strong winds of trans-Atlantic trade for "Tom Turkey."

Conservatives discover the "War on Thanksgiving"

Nathaniel Philbrick's ambitious and riveting "Mayflower" tells the story of Plymouth Rock like we've never heard it before.

Some of the most common crops, like corn and coffee, are already suffering as the Earth warms

This is a day to give thanks and to remember. That's harder and harder with a media that wants us to forget

It really happened — and they might have eaten turkey. But the first Thanksgiving was a tense political gambit

The truth is, most of the traditional story isn't true. Get ready, because I'm about to blow your mind...

Sidewalk spill in Houston is drawing legions of believers.