
Food. Fun. Fatherly Wisdom. Recipes for Resistance.
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One Senate seat in Maine could help determine whether Donald Trump operates with a check on his power for the next two years.
Susan Collins holds that seat. She has voted with Trump approximately 95% of the time in his second term, per CAP...
He didn’t hesitate.
I asked him what his favorite food was, and before I could even finish the sentence, he was already somewhere else … back in his grandmother’s kitchen, back in the smell of whatever was on the stove, back in the story t...
Nobody agrees on where the Sloppy Joe comes from, which is fitting for a sandwich this unstructured and delicious.
One origin story puts it in Sioux City, Iowa, 1930, where a cook named Joe added tomato sauce to a loose meat sandwich and a...
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In 1926, a man named Julius Freed opened a small orange juice stand on South Broadway in downtown Los Angeles. He wasn’t selling much — about $20 worth of drinks a day. Orange juice, it turns out, is acidic. People weren’...
In the summer of 2014, two American missionaries—Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol—were working at an Ebola clinic in Monrovia, Liberia, when they started feeling ill. The organization they worked for, Samaritan’s Purse, began making desp...
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