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Dark History
The Men Who Broke the Rules and Lived

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Dark History
On June 15, 1904, the steamboat General Slocum caught fire in New York's East River during a church picnic outing, killing an estimated 1,021 of the 1,358 passengers — mostly German immigrant women and children from the Little Germany neighborhood — after Captain William Van Schaick ran the boat aground at North Brother Island.

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Current World
Wait — betting on the future is now a crime in Minnesota? 🤯

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Ironic Twists
The Self-Defense Demonstration

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Animal Oddities
The Pig Who Sold Paintings

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Bizarre Human Behavior
They Couldn't Stop All of Us