A Grizzly Encounter in Bella Coola

In a shocking incident, a grizzly bear attacked a group of people on a walking trail in Bella Coola, Canada. The group consisted of teachers and school children, and the attack left 11 people injured, with two in critical condition. The bear, described as aggressive, fled the scene, and authorities are now hunting it down. The Nuxalk Nation has urged residents to stay indoors and off the highway as the search continues. One of the teachers was seriously injured while trying to protect the children. A parent, Veronica Schooner, shared that her son felt the bear's fur but was not the target. Some of the children were hit by bear spray during the chaos. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of outdoor activities in the area. Meanwhile, a rare comic book has set a new world record at an auction. A near-pristine copy of Superman #1, published in 1939, sold for $9. 12 million. The comic was found in the attic of a California woman by her three sons after her death. Its condition was rated nine out of 10, making it one of the highest-rated copies ever. The comic is one of only seven copies rated above six out of 10. It is also one of the big three comics deemed most valuable, along with Action Comics #1 and Detective Comics #27. The high value of these comics is partly due to their historical significance and rarity. In other news, a Grammy-winning rapper has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for campaign finance crimes. Pras Michel, a founding member of the Fugees, was accused of taking more than $100 million from a billionaire Asian businessman and using it to influence American politics. He was convicted on 10 counts, including campaign finance violations. The sentencing was much-delayed, and Michel's lawyer has stated that they will appeal the decision, calling it "completely disproportional to the facts alleged. " The case has drawn attention to the issue of foreign influence in American politics.