4:38 AM ET Commentary Tania Lombrozo i iStockphoto iStockphoto On Thursday, American families across the country will participate in a yearly ritual around the Thanksgiving table: expressing their gratitude. Some will be grateful for friends and family, others for health or material wellbeing, for safety, the natural world or the meal before them. But what does gratitude look like in 2015, with Thanksgiving coming on the heels of significant loss of life in terrorist attacks in Beirut, Paris and beyond? With Syrian families fleeing a bloody civil war? With international news that's anything but reassuring? On the one hand, these are powerful reminders of all we have to be grateful for. Many...
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