Two Duke City favorites join a 64-restaurant bracket to compete for America’s best hot dog, with public voting starting March 26. See who’s representing the Land of Enchantment.

No matter how polarized the nation has become on political and social topics, there's still a sacred place where people come together, differences are set aside, cultures joyfully cross pollinate and the delicious potential of diversity is realized.

Nathan’s Famous may be in the hot dog business, but for decades they’ve been peddling a whopper. Showmen behind Nathan’s annual Fourth of July hot dog eating contest have long claimed the tradition began in 1916 as a showdown between patriotic ...