In Washington, Biden ended his final turkey pardon on a wistful note. He and his wife, Jill, were heading to Staten Island for a Friendsgiving with members of the Coast Guard, in memory of their late son. He urged the country to hold in their hearts all the families with empty seats at the table this season.

The Minnesota duo was the latest in a long line of lucky birds to be pardoned by the commander-in-chief in an annual Thanksgiving tradition.

Keeping with the annual White House turkey pardon tradition, President Joe Biden on Monday pardoned two turkeys, Peach and Blossom from Northfield, Minnesota.

It’s a yearly White House tradition that’s been going on throughout multiple presidencies, and the final turkeys President Joe Biden will pardon were raised in Minnesota. The turkeys get picked for having good behavior at the farm and are the prettiest of them all.

President Biden is scheduled to pardon two turkeys raised in Minnesota today in a longstanding White House ceremony. The National Turkey Federation unveiled the turkeys on Sunday in a ceremony in the ballroom of

Two Minnesota turkeys were pardoned by President Joe Biden on Monday, an official from the National Turkey Federation (NTF) said.

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