President Trump proclaimed Dec. 26 a federal U.S. holiday in 2025, but some countries already recognize the date as its own holiday.

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

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 around the world.

In a post on X, Dan Rafael revealed a list of names that have reportedly signed to Dana White’s Zuffa Boxing per sources. The most notable inclusion for boxing fans is former WBA super lightweight champion Jose Valenzuela, who boasts a record of 14-3 at 26 years old.

Small-hall boxing has long been considered the sport's lifeblood. But right now, it is struggling for survival. BBC Sport finds out why.

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 what to know

Now in its 30th year operating out of a former church at the corner of Evans Avenue and Bannock Street in south Denver, the non-profit gym backed by the Denver Police Brotherhood union gives local kids a place to learn discipline, hard work and the sport of boxing. It had about 80 kids in its program in 2025.

Boxing Day is Friday, Dec. 26. Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated the day after Christmas in Great Britain and some Commonwealth countries, including Canada. In the U.K. Boxing Day was established as a public holiday during the reign of Queen Victoria.

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

Which stores will be open and closed on Christmas Day? Or if your mail will come and garbage be picked up? Here's what to know.