📜 August 24: On This Day in History |  | Cosmic demotion |  Image: NASA Scientific Visualization Studio | Each of the following events happened on August 24. Your challenge is to put them in the order in which they occurred by year, earliest to latest. Answers at the bottom! - A) The International Astronomical Union votes to demote Pluto from the ninth planet from the Sun to one of dozens of known dwarf planets.
- B) British troops enter Washington, D.C., and burn the White House in retaliation for the American attack on York in Ontario, Canada. Luckily, President James Madison and his first lady Dolley had already fled to safety in Maryland.
- C) Mount Vesuvius erupts in southern Italy, devastating the prosperous Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum and killing thousands. The cities, buried under a thick layer of volcanic material and mud, were never rebuilt and largely forgotten in history.
- D) Pete Rose is banned from baseball after an investigation determines the former player and manager had bet on games, making the MLB’s all-time hit leader ineligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Hint: Pluto WAS the last planet in the Solar system |
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🔗 Conjoiner: A DONUT Original Word Game |  | Panda protein | Today’s Conjoiner is on the menu—if you’re a panda. Take a bite out of the clues and chew your way to victory. The first clue of today’s sequence is: “Fast-growing plant with tall, hollow stems; known as a giant panda’s favorite snack”... |
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🧩 Puzzle Corner |  | MiniAbracadabra! Today’s empty squares won’t disappear on their own. Fill them in and complete the illusion. SudokuEvery row is part of the climb. Reach the top one square at a time. |
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🐐 GOATWars: A Data-Driven Process to Determine the Best |  | What’s the greatest fast food burger of all time? |  Image: GOATWars | Fast food chains have spent decades trying to perfect the burger. - You’ve got the Big Mac and Whopper representing the old guard, the Double-Double inspiring West Coast loyalty, and the Whataburger inspiring the same kind of devotion in Texas.
- Then there’s the Baconator going all-in on excess, and the ButterBurger quietly making its case from the Midwest.
Now the icons are going head-to-head on GOATWars, where you can build your ultimate drive-thru order. Showdowns include: |
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🎮 Games Guide: Free, Fun Activities |  | 🎨 Line drawing: Connect the dots in this puzzle/art game to create masterpieces! What will you draw? 🐦 Basket birds: Its like Angry Birds and basketball, but the birds are less…well, angry. Use your skills to make each bird in the basket and progress through the levels! 🤔 Submarine mystery: There’s a puzzle brewing in the deep. Use your wits to find the clues and solve the conundrum. |
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🏆 Thursday's GOATWars Results: The Data Is Now In |  | 🍟 THE GREATEST FRENCH FRY SHAPE OF ALL TIME - Straight-cut
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Explore the full list. Note: Results are as of the published time; these lists are dynamic and may change. |
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📜 Answers |  | C, B, D, A - C) 79 – Mount Vesuvius erupts.
- B) 1814 – British troops burn the White House
- D) 1989 – Pete Rose is banned from baseball.
- A) 2006 – Pluto is demoted to a dwarf planet.
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