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Either is correct depending on the sentence:
What happened at the party? What's happened at the party.
What's happened to the cookies? What happened to the cookies.
~Note: This is because the word "what's" is a contraction of "what has", so the sentence really means, "What has happened to the cookies?" That's a different tense than past tense, but either can be used.
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∙ 12y ago
Both "What happened" and "What's happened" are correct, but "What happened" is more commonly used in formal writing or when asking about a past event that has just occurred. "What's happened" is more casual and is used in spoken language to ask about a recent event or situation.
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