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Wayfair Is Offering Up to 75 Percent Off on Furniture, Rugs, and Pet Essentials Through Tuesday
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More Than 100 National Parks Are Waiving Fees on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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When Mississippi Once Banned Sesame Street
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An Explosive History of the T-Shirt Cannon
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Gift a Piece of History With This Customizable New York Times Cover Puzzle
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'Turdsworth': Lord Byron’s Not-So-Affectionate Nickname for William Wordsworth
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The serrated-chain blade we associate with striking down trees was originally invented to slice through pelvic bone during deliveries.
Paris Musées Digitized More than 100,000 Major Artworks and Made Them Downloadable
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How the Pizza Saver Transformed Pizza Delivery
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13 Times the British Royal Family Broke Official Protocol
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Popocatépetl, one of Mexico’s most active volcanoes, erupted recently, and the dramatic explosion was caught on camera.
The New York Public Library’s 10 Most Checked-Out Books of All Time
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A meteorite that landed in Australia in 1969 contains stardust that formed up to 7 billion years ago—making it older than the Earth or the sun.