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A diversion in the air for 'Today'

Two charter airplanes carrying the "Today" show anchor team and their crew from Hawaii to Yellowstone National Park were diverted in the air to Oklahoma for coverage Tuesday of the catastrophic tornado outside of Oklahoma City.Full story

Ted Turner wins bison transfer court challenge

Billionaire Ted Turner can keep his Yellowstone National Park bison calves. Full story

Corn Syrup Experiment Mimics Yellowstone Magma Plume

Experiments with plain old corn syrup have revealed that giant jets of magmarising up from near the Earth's core might explain supervolcanic activity seen at Yellowstone. Full story

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America's national parks weigh solitude against cellular access

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  Why oil companies shouldn’t sponsor our national parks

One Fox News pundit has no problem with the idea of Yellowstone National Park sponsored by ExxonMobil or another oil company, but Rev. Sharpton knows it’s a bad idea.

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A wolf pack is pictured bedded down in the snow in Yellowstone National Park in undated handout photograph
A wolf pack is pictured bedded down in the snow in Yellowstone National Park in undated handout photograph

A wolf pack is pictured bedded down in the snow in Yellowstone National Park in this March 2007 photograph obtained on May 4, 2011. REUTERS/Doug Smith/National Park Service/Handout

A car travels the newly plowed east entrance road over Sylvan Pass in Yellowstone National Park shortly after the park opened in this photo taken in May 2011
A car travels the newly plowed east entrance road over Sylvan Pass in Yellowstone National Park shortly after the park opened in this photo taken in May 2011

A car travels the newly plowed east entrance road over Sylvan Pass in Yellowstone National Park shortly after the park opened in this photo taken in May 2011. REUTERS/Ruffin Prevost

Crews work to plow Sylvan Pass, the highest point along the east entrance road into Yellowstone National Park in this National Park Service handout photo
Crews work to plow Sylvan Pass, the highest point along the east entrance road into Yellowstone National Park in this National Park Service handout photo

Crews work to plow Sylvan Pass, the highest point along the east entrance road into Yellowstone National Park in this April 2011 National Park Service handout photo obtained by Reuters March 2, 2013. Yellowstone will delay plowing roads this spring in an effort to meet mandated across-the-board fede