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50 Years of Monday Night Football's Memorable Theme Music

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50 Years of Monday Night Football's Memorable Theme Music

Do You Remember? 12 Memorable Events That Happened on September 21—the Internet’s Favorite Day of the Year

Earth, Wind & Fire performs during the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival just two weeks ahead of their favorite date: September 21st.

Do You Remember? 12 Memorable Events That Happened on September 21—the Internet’s Favorite Day of the Year

Absentee Ballot vs. Mail-In Ballot: What’s the Difference?

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Absentee Ballot vs. Mail-In Ballot: What’s the Difference?

Why Do Supreme Court Justices Serve for Life?

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Why Do Supreme Court Justices Serve for Life?

14 Facts About International Talk Like A Pirate Day

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15 Amazing Facts About Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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The Queen’s Guard May Have to Give Up Their Iconic Bearskin Hats

Can you tell that this is real bear fur?

Take Two: When Kim Jong-il Raised North Korea's World Cinema Profile By Kidnapping Two South Korean Stars

Kim Jong-Il, Choi Eun-hie, and Shin Sang-ok in a scene from Ross Adam and Robert Cannan's The Lovers & the Despot (2016).

A Rare Blue Moon Will Light Up the Night Sky This Halloween

Halloween will be even spookier this year.

A Deaf Football Team Invented the Huddle—Then Stopped Using It

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11 Things You Should Know About Rosh Hashanah

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100 Fascinating Facts About Earth

The best Spaceball.

San Pedro, California Is Home to the Country’s Only Volunteer-Run Post Office

A vintage postcard of San Pedro, California.

15 Mysterious Facts About Agatha Christie

British mystery author Agatha Christie autographing French editions of her books in 1950.

The Grandson of Warren G. Harding's Mistress Wants to Prove His Presidential Lineage—By Exhuming Harding's Body

Warren G. Harding looking dapper in June 1920.

President John Tyler's Grandsons Are Still Alive

John Tyler by James Reid Lambdin, 1841