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BURRITOS FOR BIGOTS A Florida burrito restaurant is under fire for mocking illegal immigrants in the names of menu items. Robert Kapuschanski, owner of Lola’s Burrito Joint, says that taking

the “Wetback Willie” burrito off the menu in response to complaints was “the right thing to do, as a human being.” So far, however, he has not renamed either the “Dirty Sanchez” burrito or

the “No Papers Shrimp.” POLICE ARREST A SUPERHERO LOOK-ALIKE SUBSCRIBE TO THE WEEK Escape your echo chamber. Get the facts behind the news, plus analysis from multiple perspectives.

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for being dressed like a superhero. Matthew Argintar, 23, admits he was wearing a bulletproof vest, mask, cape, and handcuffs, but says he wore his superhero getup “to inspire hope.” His

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