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- 1Weekend storms bring dangerous weather across North America▼Weekend storms bring dangerous weather to North America, in photos
Dangerous storms swept across parts of North America over the weekend, with photo coverage showing the damage and severe conditions. Residents and officials are assessing the aftermath, and image galleries of the destruction have drawn wide attention as people share pictures of flooding, downed trees and storm damage from affected communities.
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Portugal's meeting with Norway is drawing wide international attention across Europe, Asia and North America. The build-up was overshadowed by news that Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes was cut from the Portugal squad, with coach Roberto Martinez citing UEFA rules and describing the situation as a complicated issue. Fans are debating the decision and what it means for Portugal's midfield in the match.
- 3OBE Power lands new equity investment to expand North American EV charging▼OBE Power secures new equity investment to expand its North American EV charging network
OBE Power has secured a new equity investment that it will use to grow its electric vehicle charging network across North America. The announcement, reported by Charged EVs, signals continued investor interest in EV charging infrastructure as demand for public charging grows, though details on the investor and funding amount were not disclosed.
- 4Ford and GM Locked in a Close Revenue Race▼Ford Motor Company vs. General Motors: A Close Revenue Race
Ford Motor Company and General Motors are running nearly neck and neck on revenue, according to a finance report comparing the two Detroit automakers. The close figures have renewed attention on which company is better positioned, with analysts weighing Ford's truck strength against GM's broader lineup and scale in North America.
- 5Alberta introduces $10 fee to fund solar panel recycling▼Alberta adds $10 fee to new solar panels to fund first-of-its-kind recycling in North America
Alberta is adding a $10 fee to new solar panels to pay for what is described as North America's first solar panel recycling program. The fee is meant to ensure old panels are properly recycled rather than sent to landfill as installations age. The move is drawing attention as an early example of how jurisdictions plan to handle end-of-life renewable energy equipment.
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Denmark welcome Wales in a UEFA Nations League A fixture that is drawing wide interest across Europe and North America. The match pits a strong Danish side against a Welsh team looking to compete at the top tier of the competition, with previews highlighting the Nations League stakes for both squads.
- 7Lee Jae-myung wraps U.S.–Mexico trip with Alaska stop▼Lee Jae-myung wraps U.S.–Mexico trip, touts diplomacy in Alaska stop - CHOSUNBIZ
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has concluded a trip taking in the United States and Mexico, with a stop in Alaska that he framed as a diplomatic achievement. Chosunbiz reports the visit as part of his administration's push to strengthen ties with Washington and expand Korean diplomacy in North America.
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The U.S. Geological Survey is examining how a super El Niño could affect the Midwest region of the United States. The pattern, marked by unusually warm Pacific Ocean waters, typically alters rainfall and temperature across North America, raising questions about flooding, drought and agricultural consequences for Midwestern states.
- 9MicroWatt launches first UL certified inspection robot for hazardous sites●MicroWatt Launches North America’s First UL Certified Inspection Robot for Hazardous Locations
Canadian robotics firm MicroWatt has launched North America's first UL certified inspection robot designed for hazardous locations, such as oil, gas and chemical facilities. The certification means the robot meets strict safety standards for operating in explosive or flammable atmospheres, allowing companies to automate inspections in zones previously off-limits to robotics. Industry coverage highlights it as a milestone for industrial automation in energy and petrochemical sectors.