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The northern lights, or aurora borealis, illuminated UK skies on Thursday night, with sightings reported as far south as Kent. The Met Office predicts another chance to view the phenomenon on Friday night, although it may be less intense. Clear skies and heightened solar activity contributed to the stunning displays.
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The 2024 presidential campaign has seen significant controversies over music usage. Donald Trump's campaign faced backlash for using songs by Celine Dion and Isaac Hayes without permission, leading to cease-and-desist threats. Meanwhile, Neil Young approved the use of his song by Democratic candidate Tim Walz, contrasting Trump's history of unauthorized music use.
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A recent assassination attempt against Donald Trump has raised concerns as he prepares for a pivotal debate against Kamala Harris. The incident marks the second threat to Trump's life in two months, prompting discussions on political safety and the implications for the upcoming election.
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The Biden administration has filed to restore federal protections for gray wolves, aiming to resume hunting in the Great Lakes region after a court-ordered halt. This move follows years of political conflict over wolf management and population recovery efforts across the U.S.
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Vice President Kamala Harris is emphasizing reproductive rights in her campaign, spotlighting the preventable death of Amber Nicole Thurman in Georgia due to restrictive abortion laws. Harris links these tragedies to former President Trump's policies, aiming to mobilize voters ahead of the November elections. The issue of abortion remains pivotal in American politics post-Roe v. Wade.
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A child was injured in an otter attack at Bremerton Marina, Washington, on September 12, 2024. The child was pulled underwater but escaped with minor injuries thanks to the mother's quick actions. Wildlife officials have since trapped the otter for testing, including for rabies.