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In a dramatic conclusion to Fat Bear Week, 128 Grazer triumphed over 32 Chunk, securing her second consecutive title. The contest, held at Alaska's Katmai National Park, celebrates the bears' summer weight gain in preparation for hibernation. Grazer's victory comes after a tumultuous summer marked by the loss of her cub to Chunk.
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Recent health emergencies have affected both personal lives and professional commitments. A musician's daughter underwent brain surgery, while a man is suing a health company after a missed diagnosis led to a stroke. These incidents highlight the critical importance of timely medical intervention.
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A recent incident involving a Russian Su-35 jet dangerously maneuvering near a US F-16 over Alaska has drawn condemnation from US military officials. The September 23 encounter, captured on video, highlights escalating tensions and unsafe military practices in the region, particularly amid increased Russian military activity.
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Danae Wolfe, a conservation writer from Ohio, shares her experiences with a bird feeder camera that has revealed a surprising variety of wildlife in her backyard. Since its installation in 2022, the camera has captured numerous nocturnal visits from raccoons, deer, and even a flying squirrel, delighting her family and followers on TikTok.
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On October 16, 2024, the Supreme Court allowed the EPA to enforce new emission regulations for coal and gas power plants, requiring up to 90% reduction by 2032. This decision marks a potential shift in the Court's approach to environmental regulations, contrasting with earlier rulings that limited the EPA's authority.