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Super Bowl ads usually offer brief opportunities for escapism – from both reality and the big game. This year’s commercial crop did an OK job of entertaining between plays. But some of the most memorable spots touched on current events in both serious...

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In years past, Super Bowl ads have functioned as a kind of primal scream for America’s inner self, raging against the tyranny of everything from eco-friendly cars to hunger to our gridlocked bowels. They’ve eschewed hope and change in favor of Viagra...

One of the biggest perks of winning a championship in professional sports is the opportunity to visit the White House after a title victory, but for New England Patriots tight end Martellus Bennett, a trip to the Oval Office isn’t in the cards. The...