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Each president that has served this country has been known for a certain favorite food. For William Howard Taft, the meal he loved isn't eaten much today.

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The U.S. Tennis Association says 27.3 million people in the U.S. played the sport in 2025, reaching a new high in its sixth consecutive year of growth. Recreational tennis soared ...