Nine months, 25,000 miles, one phone cord, and the kindness of strangers.
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Eating Alone
Soggy fries, ghost kitchens, and a $19 bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich: what we’ve actually gained on the path to convenience.
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Black and Blue in Cleveland
Both of Wilbert L. Cooper’s parents were cops. In this excerpt from his memoir, Cooper recounts how his mother got into the force—and what the department did to try to keep her out.
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Magical Mystery Toads
The long, tangled, and mostly wrong history of the psychedelic toad.
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You and Me and QVC
How a home shopping channel became the soundtrack to a friendship.
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Vinyl in the Veins
Behind the nostalgia lies an uncomfortable truth: Every record is made of oil.
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The Wayfinders
The Marshall Islands’ first national soccer team discovers what “home” can mean—on a field in Arkansas.
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Vigilantes at Dawn
A forgotten deportation, a family archive, and the cost of belonging.