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From a legendary speech in Chicago to a Norwegian DJ who conquered the drop, September 11 has been quietly stacking history's greatest hits.

Motivational slogans and baby feeding tactics have more in common than you'd think—both involve manipulation, false promises, and someone ending up covered in something sticky.

From a marathon legend running shoeless to a chicken that refused to quit, September 10 is a gloriously strange slice of history.

IKEA and Craigslist both decided to make commercials, proving that even the most mundane shopping experiences can become comedy gold with the right camera angles.

Two cartoons skewer the distance between Washington's game-players and everyone else stuck paying rent, proving that a good visual punchline beats a thousand policy papers.

On this day we crowned a record-breaking queen, named a whole city after a president, and let John Lennon imagine.

From bizarre bedroom territory disputes to heartless tech support rejections, today's fails prove that relationships—whether human or digital—are complicated.

On September 8, Star Trek beamed onto TV, a beauty pageant crowned its first "mermaid," and Gaten Matarazzo entered the world — buckle up.

On September 7, Brazil dumped Portugal, a pope won a disputed election, and Gracie Abrams was born to soundtrack your feelings.