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to r/todayilearned by Jump_Yossarian
4 months ago
TIL that a Louisiana man, Timothy Jackson, is serving life in prison for shoplifting a $159 jacket.
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in Jackson, LA
to r/todayilearned by bongmd
5 months ago
TIL Police Kill Nearly 25 Dogs Each Day
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to r/todayilearned by huntersburroughs
1 year ago
TIL during the Great Depression, the U.S. deported between 400,000 to 2,000,000 people of Mexican heritage. Approximately sixty percent of them were born in the U.S.
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to r/todayilearned by llxxvxxll
10 months ago
TIL that the Chinese Government plans to implement a social credit system where individuals are given an individual “social credit” rating based on their economic and social status
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to r/todayilearned by mrpeabodyscoaltrain
8 months ago
TIL Tennessee bans "omnibus bills." The content of bills passed by the Tennessee General Assembly can be no broader than the title of the bill.
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in Tennessee
to r/todayilearned by honestgent1eman
1 year ago
TIL only 48 of 50 states acknowledge the Armenian genocide.
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in Armenia
to r/todayilearned by Lobsterbib
4 months ago
TIL that in 1975, Australia had a government shutdown over their budget. The Prime Minister and all of Parliament was fired, forcing them to restart from scratch. They haven't had a shutdown since.
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in Australia
to r/todayilearned by jcoffill
9 months ago
TIL Hank the cat ran for Virginia's Senate seat in 2012 and won nearly 7,000 votes.
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in Vote, VA