For much of the English-speaking world, the day after Christmas is Boxing Day. But the United States isn't one of those ...

Boxing Day originated from tradition of giving gifts to the needy. It's a public holiday in several Commonwealth nations, ...

Boxing Day, observed on December 26, blends historic traditions of charity with modern customs like shopping, gatherings, and sports. Here’s how the holiday began and why it’s still widely celebrated ...

The name Boxing Day is thought to come from a time when wealthy households would box up gifts, money or leftover food to give ...

The LONDON (AP) — In Britain and other countries like Australia and Canada, the day after Christmas is a secular national ...

Boxing Day is Friday, Dec. 26. Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated the day after Christmas in Great Britain and some ...

Every family has their own way of enjoying Boxing Day - and if you're curious to know what other people do, here's a little ...

Discover the real history behind Boxing Day - from Victorian gift-giving traditions to modern shopping sales, the tradition ...

Americans get a day off after Christmas, but it’s not the Boxing Day the UK and Canada celebrate. What is Boxing Day? Here's ...

One explanation comes from churches, where alms boxes were placed to collect donations for the poor during Advent. These ...

It's not another symbol of Broken Britain but it is sad that there will be only one Premier League game on Boxing Day.

Shouts and cheers filled the air at a north side park Friday as players gathered for traditional pick-up rugby games.