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Chris Hughes

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As seen in: Texas Highways, MSN, MSN UK, The Sun, Food & Wine, The Charlotte Observer, Better Homes and Gardens, Coastal Living, Southern Living Magazine, The News & Observer, The Takeout and
Features editor at @TexasHighways. Formerly of @BostonMagazine, @Austin_Monthly, and @coastalliving.
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How a Harris or Trump win would impact the UK

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By Chris Hughes , Russell Myers, Christopher Bucktin 
| MSN UK
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Author Gabino Iglesias Tackles Monsters and Myths

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By Chris Hughes , Danielle Lopez
| Texas Highways
Following the devastation of Hurricane Maria in 2017, Puerto Rico was in ruins: 95% of the island was without power, half the population didn’t have tap water, and there was at least $90 billion in damage. That catastrophic moment of grief and wreckage is the setting of Gabino Iglesias’ latest, House of Bone and Rain, the follow-up to 2022’s The Devil Takes You Home.
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The One Unbreakable Rule of Texas Chili

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By Ali Khan, Chris Hughes 
| The Takeout
If you’re looking to pick a fight in Texas, start telling people that chili is supposed to be made with beans. As baffling as it might sound to outsiders, many of whom can’t imagine chili without them, legumes are considered taboo when it comes to Texas chili, or “Texas Red” as it is known to natives of the Lone Star State. How To Dispose Of Cooking Grease The Easy Way After Frying I asked a trusted group of Texas-based chefs and food writers why Texas chili can’t have beans.
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