The Story Behind One of the Most Controversial Candies of Our Time

As home to the Capitol's upper house, the United States Senate Chamber is among the most storied rooms in America. Appointed with red marble pilasters and rich blue carpeting, the chamber contains 100 mahogany desks. Senators can keep whatever they like in the desks--each is assigned a specific one--but the contents of desk No. 24...

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