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Introducing Bracket City

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Did you know that in April of 1866 Ulysses S. Grant was arrested for speeding? Or that on this day in 1941 General Mills changed the name of "Cheerioats" to "Cheerios"? No? Then you're not playing the new word-puzzle trivia game Bracket City.

Bracket City is a daily puzzle in which players solve nested layers of clues to reveal a fun fact about this day in history. Start playing at TheAtlantic.com today!

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