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Christian Science Monitor reporter by day, commercial fisherman by night.
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How the Carolinas’ loose rules and loopholes have created a Wild West of hemp

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By Patrik Jonsson Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Deep in a region with a history of opposition to marijuana, farmer Allison Justice tends a crop that is laced with irony: hemp. A plant scientist who was working in California’s cannabis industry before converting her family farm here, Dr. Justice was among the first to secure a South Carolina hemp license following Congress’ 2018 farm bill that legalized farming of the fast-growing cousin of marijuana.
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Pitch-perfect fandom: Stadium sing-alongs score at World Cup

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By Patrik Jonsson Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Carrying his sticks and snare drum through the pale-blue-and-white-jerseyed crowd of Argentina fans, Eduardo Subelza is part maestro, part mood-shifter, and all beat-setter. An American of Argentine heritage, Mr. Subelza, a stay-at-home father from New York, says that he began reconnecting with his Latin roots during the 2022 World Cup. With his dad’s help and a passion for zealous snare drumming, he now follows Argentina’s national football team across the United States to help rally fans.
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AI moved in next door. For this Memphis community, life got more complicated.

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By Patrik Jonsson Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
On the edge of dense woods here, an area once inhabited by the Chickasaw Nation, lies a grotto now ringed by barbed wire that protects a new artificial intelligence data center, dubbed “Colossus 1” by its creator, tech mogul Elon Musk. Just a short crow’s flight away, on the other side of the thicket but close enough to smell acrid fumes wafting from the facility, sits a historic village called Boxtown. Here, narrow paths connect modest homes. White-tailed deer strut across front yards.
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