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    El Nino could kill nearly half a million more people●Could El Nino kill nearly half a million more people? | DW News▶youtubeEnvironmentClimate142.3K16 min ago

    DW News examines projections that the El Nino weather pattern could be linked to nearly half a million additional deaths worldwide. The report looks at how rising temperatures, droughts and extreme weather tied to El Nino could strain food systems and public health, with developing regions expected to bear the heaviest toll as climate change intensifies its effects.

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    Father of suspected school shooter convicted of murder●Suspected school shooter's father convicted of murder✉newsWorldCrime49 min ago

    A father whose child is suspected of carrying out a school shooting has been found guilty of murder. Details about the case, including where it took place and the identities of those involved, have not been confirmed in the available reporting. Prosecutors in such cases have argued parents can bear criminal responsibility for school attacks.

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    Oracle must pay data centre investors even without electricity●Oracle on the hook to pay data centre investors even if site has no electricityYhnCultureTelevision1581 h ago

    Oracle is contractually obliged to keep paying investors in a data centre project even if the site never receives an electricity connection, according to a Financial Times report. The arrangement highlights how power shortages have become a central risk in the AI-driven data centre boom, with developers committing to fixed payments regardless of whether sites can actually be powered and operated.

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    Bear conflicts reach unprecedented levels in south-central Montana▼Bear conflicts hit unprecedented levels in south-central Montana, wildlife managers say✉newsEnvironmentWildlife14 min ago

    Wildlife managers in south-central Montana report that conflicts between bears and humans have reached unprecedented levels, according to reports from regional outlets including Yellowstone Public Radio and Montana Public Radio. The reports point to growing encounters as bears expand into new areas, raising concerns among residents and officials about safety and management strategies.

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    Madrid mayor José Luis Almeida said there are knives of large dimensions and cobblestones at the encampment in the Puerta del Sol, according to Cadena SER. The remarks point to concerns over safety and potential violence around the protest camp in the heart of the Spanish capital, and are drawing attention in Madrid, whose symbol is the bear and the strawberry tree.

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    Eagles edge Bears in NFL Week 3 matchup●Philadelphia Eagles vs. Chicago Bears Game Highlights | 2026 NFL Season Week 3▶youtubeSportFootball3.4M4 min ago

    The Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears met in a Week 3 game of the 2026 NFL season, with the league releasing official game highlights. The matchup drew major attention, generating more than 3.3 million engagements as fans reacted to key plays and the final result.

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    Bear #89, known as Backpack, wins Fat Bear Week 2026●Bear #89 (Backpack) wins Fat Bear Week 2026 https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/environment/backpack-fat-bearMmastodonScience819 min ago

    Bear 89, a brown bear nicknamed Backpack, has been crowned the winner of Fat Bear Week 2026, the annual contest celebrating the bulkiest salmon-fattened bears of Katmai National Park. Fans vote each year on which bear has best prepared for hibernation, and the competition draws a large online following. Enthusiasts are congratulating Backpack and discussing the bear's size ahead of winter.

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    Russian travellers have been told which tourist routes are currently closed due to bear activity, with Krasnoyarsk Krai among the affected areas. Local authorities have restricted access to trails to protect visitors, and media outlets are listing which destinations are off limits as the summer hiking season gets under way.

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    Russian Tu-95MS strategic bomber crashes on takeoff in Amur●Yet another of Russia's dwindling long-range strategic bomber fkeet has bitten the dust. A Tu-95MS Bear heavy bomber cra𝕏xRU1.9K3 h ago

    A Russian Tu-95MS Bear heavy strategic bomber crashed on takeoff in the Amur region, reportedly killing seven crew members. Commentators note the loss is significant for Russia's shrinking long-range aviation force, as the aircraft was mostly built in the 1960s and 1970s and Moscow is estimated to have only around 70 of them remaining.

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    Missouri State's women's golf team finished in second place at a tournament in Iowa, according to an announcement from the university's athletics department. The result marks a strong showing for the Bears in their recent competition, though details on individual scores and the winning team were not included in the initial report.

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    Fat Bear Week 2026 Draws Early Attention▼Fat Bear Week 2026🦋bluesky22032 min ago

    Katmai National Park's annual Fat Bear Week competition is being discussed for its 2026 edition, in which the public votes on which brown bear has best prepared for hibernation by gaining weight. The event, run by the National Park Service with explore.org, typically draws global attention each autumn as fans champion favorite bears through bracket-style voting.

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    Traveller reports no Trump signs across rural Wisconsin and Minnesota●Maybe good news? The last four days I’ve been driving in rural upstate Wisconsin and Minnesota. I have not seen a singleMmastodonWorldElections857 min ago

    A motorist driving through rural upstate Wisconsin and Minnesota for four days says not one election sign bearing Donald Trump's name was visible, despite the usual number of political yard signs overall. The observation is being shared as a possible sign of waning enthusiasm for Trump in rural areas, with readers debating whether yard signs genuinely predict voter support.

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    Eckhart quote on contemplation shared to praise young farmers●"What we plant in the soil of contemplation, we shall reap in the harvest of action.". Meister Eckhart Every quiet momenMmastodonEnvironment81 h ago

    A quote from medieval mystic Meister Eckhart — "What we plant in the soil of contemplation, we shall reap in the harvest of action" — is being shared to celebrate young farmers who spend quiet moments learning and tending the land. Supporters describe their work as visible proof that patient, thoughtful effort bears fruit, framing small-scale agriculture as a source of hope and steady progress.

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    Two Giant Pandas Arrive in US on Rare Loan from China●Panda Diplomacy: Two new bears arrive in the US in a rare loan from China | September 29, 2026▶youtubeWorldDiplomacy100.4K56 min ago

    Two giant pandas have arrived in the United States under a rare loan agreement from China, reviving the long-standing practice known as panda diplomacy. The arrival is being covered as a notable moment in US-China relations, since such loans have become uncommon amid years of diplomatic tension. China has historically loaned pandas as a gesture of goodwill, and the bears are expected to draw large crowds at their American zoo.

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    Eagles defense must regroup after loss to Bears●Eagles defense has to "get on the same page" after loss to Bears https:// lemmy.world/post/52541736MmastodonSportFootball21 h ago

    The Philadelphia Eagles defense is being urged to "get on the same page" following a loss to the Chicago Bears. Commentators point to communication breakdowns and missed assignments as key problems, with players and coaches acknowledging the unit needs better coordination heading into upcoming games.

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    Montana agency euthanizes 14 food-conditioned black bears▼Fish, Wildlife and Parks euthanizes 14 black bears after finding them ‘extremely food conditioned’✉newsEnvironmentWildlife14 min ago

    Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has euthanized 14 black bears after determining the animals were 'extremely food conditioned', meaning they had learned to seek out human food sources and posed a safety risk. The decision highlights the consequences of bears accessing garbage and other attractants near communities, and has drawn attention to how people store food in bear country.

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    Gummy Bear Sisters Battle Parents Over Vegetables in Gmod Skit●THE GUMMY BEAR SISTERS BEAT UP THEIR PARENTS OVER VEGETABLES! (Gmod)▶youtubeLifeParenting160.8K1 h ago

    A comedic Garry's Mod animation shows the Gummy Bear sisters violently rebelling against their parents after being told to eat vegetables. The over-the-top cartoon skit is drawing large audiences, with viewers amused by its absurd take on the classic family dinner-table standoff between children and healthy food.

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    Eco-horror becomes reality as climate change fuels wildlife threats●Commentary: Killer mosquitoes, rabid bats and bear attacks: Climate change is making eco-horror feel real✉newsEnvironmentClimate16 min ago

    A Los Angeles Times commentary argues that scenes once confined to eco-horror fiction — disease-carrying mosquitoes, rabid bats wandering into cities, and more frequent bear attacks — are increasingly playing out in real life as climate change shifts habitats and expands the range of pests and pathogens. The piece suggests warming temperatures are turning environmental anxieties into tangible, everyday dangers for the public.

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    Florida Trend Highlights University of Florida's Wildlife Corridor Work▼Florida Trend Highlights UF’s Role in Protecting the Florida Wildlife Corridor✉newsEnvironmentWildlife14 min ago

    Florida Trend magazine is featuring the University of Florida's role in protecting the Florida Wildlife Corridor, the statewide network of connected lands that allows wildlife such as panthers and black bears to move across the peninsula. The coverage, noted by UF's College of Design, Construction and Planning, points to the university's research and planning expertise supporting conservation of the corridor.

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    Asheville Bear Break-In Prompts Food Storage Reminder▼Asheville bear break-in shows why wildlife officials urge residents to secure food✉newsEnvironmentWildlife14 min ago

    A bear broke into a home or property in Asheville, North Carolina, in an incident wildlife officials say illustrates why residents should secure food and garbage. Officials in the region routinely warn that unsecured trash, pet food and grills attract black bears, especially in neighborhoods bordering mountain habitat. The case is being cited as a cautionary example for locals.

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    The name Haraldsson is trending in Sweden, most likely referring to an Icelandic footballer bearing that surname. Without further detail it is unclear whether the attention concerns a transfer, a match performance or another news event involving the player.

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    Campaigners demand polluters pay for extreme weather damage●# Polluters broke it. We’re paying for it. Make Polluters Pay # Extreme # weather events are causing widespread # destruMmastodonEnvironmentWeather42 h ago

    Climate campaigners are pushing a 'Make Polluters Pay' message, arguing that extreme weather events are causing widespread destruction and financial hardship while the biggest polluting companies continue to profit. The argument is that ordinary people bear the costs of floods, storms and other disasters linked to climate change, and that the companies most responsible should be made to cover the damage instead.

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    Trump's approach to federal spending cuts draws criticism▼Opinion | Trump chooses the worst way to cut federal spending✉newsWorldUS Politics59 min ago

    A Washington Post opinion piece argues that President Trump has chosen the worst possible way to cut federal spending. The column criticizes the administration's approach to reducing the federal budget, framing the chosen methods as harmful or poorly designed. The piece adds to ongoing debate over how the White House is pursuing fiscal restraint and which programs bear the burden of cuts.

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    Colorado towns to share $1M in grants to cut bear conflicts▼Colorado towns with bear trouble will share $1M in grants to reduce human-bear contact✉newsEnvironmentWildlife1 h ago

    Colorado towns facing problems with bears will share $1 million in grants aimed at reducing contact between humans and bears. The funding, reported by The Colorado Sun, is intended to help communities take measures such as securing trash and other attractants. The announcement comes as encounters between bears and residents continue to be a concern in the state.

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    Over 60 bears killed in Tennessee amid human conflicts▼Tennessee wildlife agency reports over 60 bears killed due to human conflicts in 2026✉newsEnvironmentWildlife1 h ago

    Tennessee's wildlife agency reports that more than 60 bears were killed in 2026 as a result of conflicts with humans. The figure highlights growing tensions between bears and people across the state, likely driven by bears searching for food near homes and campsites. Residents are being encouraged to secure trash and food to reduce dangerous encounters.

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    AI-generated Greta Garbo resurrected for ball-bearing advert▼Reanimated AI Greta Garbo stars again … in a ball-bearing advert✉newsTechnologyAI30 min ago

    A digital recreation of Hollywood legend Greta Garbo, who died in 1990 and famously shunned publicity, has been brought back to life using artificial intelligence to front an advert for ball bearings. The unusual pairing of an iconic, publicity-shy star with an industrial product has drawn attention as an example of how AI is now used to resurrect deceased celebrities for commercial purposes.

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    Democrats' 2024 Autopsy Blames Biden for Harris Defeat▼Democrats' 2024 election autopsy blames Biden campaign for failing to set up Harris✉newsWorldElections57 min ago

    A Democratic Party review of the 2024 election defeat concludes that Joe Biden's campaign failed to position Kamala Harris for a winning race after she replaced him atop the ticket. The internal autopsy assigns significant responsibility to Biden's late withdrawal and weak groundwork, sharpening debate inside the party over who bears blame for losing the White House and how Democrats should rebuild ahead of future elections.

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    Baruch Bearcats fall 5-2 on the road to Farmingdale State▼Bearcats Battle in Tough 5-2 Road Loss to Farmingdale State✉newsSportTennis1 h ago

    Baruch College's tennis team, the Bearcats, lost 5-2 in a road match against Farmingdale State. The athletics report describes a hard-fought contest that ultimately went the Rams' way. The result is a setback in Baruch's season as conference and regional play continue, with the team looking to regroup in upcoming matches.

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    Backpack the bear wins Alaska's Fat Bear Week●Gentle giant Backpack wins Alaska’s Fat Bear Week https://www. aljazeera.com/news/2026/9/30/g entle-giant-backpack-declaMmastodonWorld23 h ago

    Backpack, a large brown bear described as a gentle giant, has been declared the winner of Alaska's Fat Bear Week, the annual contest held at Katmai National Park and Preserve. The competition celebrates the resilience of the roughly 2,200 brown bears living in the preserve, which gorge on salmon ahead of winter hibernation. Fans vote in head-to-head matchups, and the yearly event draws international attention each autumn.

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    Alleged Ponzi scheme reportedly ensnared many NFL figures▼An alleged Ponzi scheme ensnared many NFL figures. A former GM’s role in it is disputed✉newsSportFootball4 min ago

    A large alleged Ponzi scheme is reported to have drawn in numerous people connected to the NFL, including players and executives. A former general manager's alleged involvement in the scheme is now being disputed. Details about the scale of the losses and who bears responsibility have not been fully established, and the reporting has prompted widespread discussion about financial scams targeting professional athletes.

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    AI Deepfake Fraud Puts Banks and Businesses on Legal Hook●AI Deepfake Fraud Raises Liability Stakes for Banks and Business✉newsBusiness42 min ago

    A new analysis warns that fraud carried out with AI-generated deepfakes is raising the liability stakes for banks and companies. As criminals use convincing synthetic voices and video to impersonate executives and clients, institutions face growing questions over whether they can be held legally responsible when such scams slip through verification systems. Legal experts are weighing how existing duties of care apply to this fast-moving technology.

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    NFL flexes Bears-Packers out of Week 5 afternoon slot▼NFL makes flex scheduling move for Week 5: Bears-Packers gets bumped out of prime afternoon slot✉newsSportFootball2 h ago

    The NFL has used flex scheduling for Week 5, moving the Chicago Bears versus Green Bay Packers rivalry game out of its prime national afternoon television slot. The decision means a different matchup will take the marquee broadcast window, a reminder that the league can reshuffle its schedule based on competitive appeal as the season unfolds.

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    Iranians face soaring medicine prices under US sanctions▼Iranians face soaring prices for medicine as the US blockade and sanctions hit hard✉newsHealthMedicine1 h ago

    Iranians are confronting sharply rising prices for medicine, with shortages worsening as US sanctions and a blockade tighten pressure on the country's economy. Imported drugs and raw materials for domestic production have become harder and costlier to obtain, putting patients with chronic illnesses at risk. The report highlights the human cost of the sanctions standoff, with ordinary Iranians bearing the brunt of the squeeze on healthcare supplies.

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    Snap count data from the Philadelphia Eagles' game against the Chicago Bears has been published, detailing how playing time was distributed across both rosters. The figures give fans and analysts a look at which players carried the heaviest workload and how the coaching staff rotated personnel during the matchup.

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    Case Keenum's big game leaves Bears with quarterback dilemma●After Case Keenum's stunning performance, Bears have QB dilemma: Who should start? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7643MmastodonSportFootball11 h ago

    Case Keenum delivered a standout performance for the Chicago Bears, forcing the team to weigh whether he or Tyson Bagent should take over as starting quarterback. The surprise showing has turned what looked like a settled position into a genuine competition, and coverage is focused on how the Bears will resolve the choice.

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    Family honors late country singer Jody Miller with tribute concert●Family of late Oklahoma music star Jody Miller hosts tribute at namesake performing arts center✉newsCultureMusic1 h ago

    The family of Jody Miller, the Oklahoma-born country music star best known for her 1965 hit 'Queen of the House,' hosted a tribute in her honor at a performing arts center bearing her name. The event brought together fans and community members to celebrate the Grammy-winning singer's legacy following her death.

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    A Parent's Fear of Screwing Up Their Kids for Life▼There’s One Part of Parenting I Just Can’t Bear. I Think I’m Screwing My Kids Up for Life.✉newsLifeParenting3 h ago

    A Slate columnist writes about one aspect of parenting she cannot bear, confessing her fear that it may be permanently damaging her children. The piece taps into the widespread guilt and anxiety parents feel over their perceived shortcomings.

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    14 bears euthanized near Bozeman, Montana agency speaks out▼Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks speaks out on 14 bears euthanized near Bozeman: what penalties could follow✉newsEnvironmentWildlife2 h ago

    Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has addressed the killing of 14 bears near Bozeman, saying the animals were euthanized and indicating that penalties may follow for those responsible. The agency's statement comes as officials weigh what legal consequences could apply, and the scale of the deaths has drawn attention to bear management and enforcement in the area.

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    Enrico Fermi's 125th Birth Anniversary Marked Worldwide▼Enrico Fermi Was Born 125 Years Ago: What Is He Known For?✉newsSciencePhysics3 h ago

    Anniversaries are being marked for Enrico Fermi, the Italian-American physicist born 125 years ago, best known for creating the world's first nuclear reactor, the Chicago Pile-1, and for his work on radioactivity and quantum theory. Fermi won the 1938 Nobel Prize in Physics and helped develop the first atomic bomb as part of the Manhattan Project. The Fermi paradox, questioning why humanity has not detected alien life, also bears his name.

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    Keenum's big game leaves Bears facing QB quandary●After Case Keenum's stunning performance, Bears have QB dilemma: Who should start?✉newsSportFootball4 min ago

    Case Keenum delivered a standout performance that has put the Chicago Bears in a difficult position over their starting quarterback choice. The question now dominating conversation among fans and analysts is who should take the field as QB1 going forward, with Keenum having made a strong case that he should be the man to lead the offence.

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