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Where is Santa now? Trump answers kids' Christmas calls to Norad tracker

Where is Santa now? Trump answers kids' Christmas calls to Norad tracker

The Norad (North American Aerospace Defense Command) has been tracking Santa Claus' journey on Christmas Eve for the past 70 years. This year, President Donald Trump assisted in the annual tradition by answering phone calls from children inquiring about Santa's location. The Norad Santa Tracker, a long-standing holiday tradition, allows children and families to follow Santa's progress as he delivers gifts around the world. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump joined the effort, taking calls from children and providing updates on Santa's whereabouts. The article highlights the collaborative effort between the government and the public in maintaining this cherished holiday custom. It emphasizes the significance of the Norad Santa Tracker and the president's involvement in ensuring that the Christmas spirit is kept alive for children across the country.

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