President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump welcomed the celebrations at Mar-A-Lago with a Christmas Eve party on December 24 after taking calls from kids contacting the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).

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The U.S. has issued a stark warning to Canada over its possible decision to cancel the F-35 fighter jet deal. As Ottawa reviews its $19B order for 88 jets, American officials say pulling out could harm NORAD interoperability and spark broader consequences. With growing diplomatic tensions between the two allies and Canada's defense review due by Sept. 22, all eyes are now on Prime Minister Mark Carney's final decision.

U.S. warns Canada over F-35 exit: 'Expect consequences'

Managed by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), the Santa Tracker uses high-tech tools and dedicated volunteers to track Santa’s sleigh in real-time, blending festive fun with state-of-the-art monitoring.



NORAD’s Santa Tracker: A holiday tradition that brings the world closer

Every Christmas Eve, millions of people—young and old alike—eagerly follow Santa Claus as he travels across the globe, delivering gifts to children. What began as a simple mix-up in 1955 has evolved into one of the most loved holiday traditions, one that’s followed by families all over the world.

For the first time, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) intercepted two Russian and two Chinese nuclear-capable strategic bombers flying together near the Alaska region, on Wednesday (July 24), according to US defence officials.

NORAD intercepts Russian and Chinese nuclear bombers near Alaska for first time

Santa's journey can be tracked using North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and Google. Santa is expected to travel an estimated 510,000,000 kilometres in just one night to deliver Christmas gifts to all children all around the globe.

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Santa Claus's mission to deliver presents to the world's well-behaved children is continuing this year despite the coronavirus pandemic. That's according to NORAD, the joint American-Canadian military command who say they are tracking Santa and his reindeer just like they do every year.

NORAD tweaks Santa tracking operation with coronavirus safety precautions

While the North American Aerospace Defense Command stays alert for any signs of a North Korea missile launch – what officials in Pyongyang have described as a "Christmas gift" – it is also tracking the legendary figure who delivers presents to children across the world, the command said on Monday.

US-Canadian military tracker NORAD eyes Santa, 'Christmas gift' from North Korea

The US government shutdown may have temporarily dimmed Washington's National Christmas Tree but never fear, Santa Claus still came to town —with the military tracking his path across the globe.

Military Santa tracker 'NORAD' live despite US government shutdown

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