Strange News: The Future of Cannibalism, Green Slime in Canada, and a Mysterious Monument in Utah

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Strange News: Uncle Sam's New Space Weapons, World's Oldest Drug Use, The FBI and Beastiality

The United States officially confirms they have active weapons in space... but they're not saying exactly what these weapons are, or what they can do. Archaeologists have discovered the world's oldest evidence of habitual drug use. An athlete apologies for pooping like crazy duri ...  Show more

Why Does the US Want Greenland? Chapter One: Frozen Land and Hot Real Estate

Let's be honest: most Americans aren't super familiar with Greenland, and even fewer have actually traveled there. Located far north in the Arctic, the world's largest island has historically been seen as remote, inaccessible, and brutal. So a ton of people were surprised when th ...  Show more

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