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Before arguing about the halftime show, it helps to know who curates it.The NFL partnered with Roc Nation, founded by Jay-Z. That explains the creative direction—no mystery there. I stopped watching the Super Bowl years ago, not because of the music, but because the league’s credibility has been questioned for a long time. Officiating controversies, […]


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A story of Southern American history, memory, and the quiet intelligence of survival They called it dirty.They called it wrong. What they were really afraid of was how much we knew. There are foods that merely fill the body, and then there are foods that remember for us—foods that carry method, restraint, and survival in … …


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A very calm map of places America politely drowned. If you live near a man-made lake in the United States, there’s a decent chance you’re swimming over someone else’s town. Not metaphorically. Literally. Mid-20th-century America loved a dam. Power, progress, flood control, recreation—pick your justification. The result was hundreds of submerged towns, farms, churches, cemeteries...


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Because progress has a long memory—and a short apology. Most people know about Jordan Lake and the communities it swallowed. Fewer realize that Lake Norman—that glittering stretch of water north of Charlotte, ringed by boats, lake houses, and weekend optimism—did the same thing, only bigger and quieter. Beneath Lake Norman sits an entire erased landscape. … …


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The book your childhood would not survive today Spit Out the Tongue: Misadventures of an 80s Feral Kid  Before helicopter parents. Before tracking apps. Before anyone was watching, childhood unfolded quietly and freely, shaped by afternoons that stretched on forever and rules that trusted kids to figure things out. Bikes didn’t have helmets, parents watched … …


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