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Where to Keep Watching Mexican Soccer After the World Cup: Liga MX Returns to Hulu + Live TV Español This July

The FIFA World Cup may have wrapped up for Mexico, but for fans looking to keep the excitement alive, Mexican soccer is back. Hulu + Live TV Español is kicking off July with the return of Liga MX's Apertura 2026 tournament, giving viewers a front-row seat to one of the…

Latin Times

Global markets are mixed and oil prices rise as Iran and US launch new attacks

Global markets show mixed early trading as oil prices rise modestly. Fresh attacks between Iran and the United States threaten a fragile regional truce. PepsiCo shares declined after reporting stronger revenue but weaker North American demand. European and Asian markets experienced varied movements throughout the trading day. Upcoming economic reports…

The Economic Times

PepsiCo bets on healthier products as inflation squeezes consumers; Q2 revenue tops estimates

PepsiCo reported strong second-quarter revenue, exceeding analyst expectations. Healthier product demand helped offset softer North America food sales during the period. The company maintained its full-year outlook despite anticipated cost inflation. Tariff refunds and productivity gains are expected to mitigate rising input costs. PepsiCo continues to see momentum in its…

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Real Madrid’s Stars Are Shining at the World Cup—What It Means for Next Season

Kylian Mbappe, Jude Bellingham and more have taken North America by storm.

Sports Illustrated

In the early 1800s, North America planted European buckthorn as an ornamental hedge and windbreak, but scientists now say cutting it down isn't enough; native wildflowers must be planted immediately to stop it from returning

European buckthorn, once planted for protection, became an invasive species across North America. Manual removal proved insufficient, often leading to rapid reinvasion by the aggressive shrub. A recent study highlights the importance of canopy openness and restoration methods for forest recovery. Immediate revegetation with native plants is recommended to control…

The Times of India

The United States released house sparrows in the 1850s and starlings in the 1890s to make cities feel more familiar to European settlers, but the introductions backfired as both species spread nationwide, competing with native bluebirds, swallows and woodpeckers for scarce nesting cavities

European birds were introduced to North America for nostalgic reasons. These species became aggressive competitors, displacing native birds from nesting sites. Their rapid spread disrupted natural soundscapes and agricultural practices across the continent. Human introductions can disrupt ecosystems even with good intentions. This event serves as a cautionary example of…

The Times of India

The United States in the early 1900s rounded up the last remaining wild American bison after commercial hunting reduced the species to only a few hundred animals; today, hundreds of thousands once again roam protected lands

American bison once numbered millions, shaping North American ecosystems and cultures. Commercial hunting in the 1800s caused a drastic population decline to near extinction. Conservationists and the government initiated early efforts to protect and restore bison herds. Today, hundreds of thousands of bison roam managed and wild herds across North…

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Fertilizers carry a hidden cost for soil’s crucial microbes – using less as prices rise might pay off for farms in unexpected ways

Across North America, in places such as Illinois, Iowa and Texas, farmers are busy growing the crops the world depends on for food, fuel and fiber.

The Conversation

Why does Trump want Greenland? All about the Arctic island of just 56,000 mostly Inuit people at the center of a global power struggle

Trump and Greenland: Greenland's strategic location between North America and Europe draws global attention. The United States seeks control for security amid growing Arctic competition. Russia and China are also increasing their presence in the region. Greenland possesses significant reserves of critical minerals essential for technology. Both Greenland and Denmark…

The Economic Times

Cathay Pacific cuts fuel surcharges again as jet fuel prices ease

Cathay Pacific Airways will reduce fuel surcharges on most passenger flights starting July sixteenth. This marks the third reduction since the Middle East crisis began. Fuel surcharges for flights to North America and Europe will decrease by seventeen percent. Surcharges for flights to the South Asian subcontinent will also see…

The Economic Times

US announces USD 50,000 reward for information on 'Most Wanted' gangster Goldy Brar

The FBI is offering a fifty thousand dollar reward for information leading to Goldy Brar's arrest. He is wanted for alleged involvement with the Lawrence Bishnoi organized crime group. This group is accused of various violent acts across North America and beyond. Federal prosecutors have also charged Brar and Bishnoi…

The Economic Times

Another Chinese EV Player Just Landed In North America

Leapmotor launched its B10 crossover in Mexico, just as the U.S. is cracking down harder than ever on Chinese cars.

InsideEVs

Buried treasure: Appalachian Mountains hold enough lithium to make 500 billion smartphones and 130 million electric vehicles, scientists discover

The ancient Appalachian Mountains may be hiding one of the United States' most valuable untapped natural resources. According to new research by the US Geological Survey (USGS), the mountain range contains an estimated 2.5 million tons of lithium, enough to manufacture around 500 billion smartphones, 180 billion laptops or 130…

The Times of India

How Cristiano Ronaldo, Roberto Martinez and Portugal became the World Cup’s biggest disappointment

A squad that promised plenty delivered little in North America – with Martinez’s refusal to leave out Ronaldo a massive misstep

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Meesho, Dailyhunt investor B Capital closes $500 million early-stage fund

The new fund will invest mainly in seed, Series A, and Series B rounds across technology, healthcare, energy, and frontier technology companies in North America and Asia. B Capital said the vehicle will back companies developing next-generation technologies, with artificial intelligence becoming a core layer across sectors.

The Economic Times

Titan Q1 update: Business grows 41% as jewellery, watches sales gain pace

Titan's consumer sector experienced a remarkable forty-one percent surge in the first quarter, driven by robust festival demand that significantly elevated sales in its jewellery division. The company also launched seventy-seven new stores, enhancing retail outreach. Notably, international markets such as North America and the GCC recorded impressive double-digit growth,…

The Independent UK

I’ve been visiting Mexico City for 25 years – this is why it’s the greatest city in North America

With all eyes on the Mexican capital as England prepare to take on a host nation in the World Cup, Alastair Smart shares why this city has surged in popularity over the past few years

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Another cancellation for Maryland Cycling Classic leaves hole on UCI calendar in North America ahead of Road World Championships in Montreal

Baltimore men's race strikes out a third time across precarious six-year history with former event chairman looking to reboot races for 2027

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France 24

250 years of US independence: Why France supported American Revolutionaries

French support for the American Revolution began well before the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. King Louis XVI saw the rebellion in North America as an opportunity to weaken his British rival and avenge past defeats. FRANCE 24 looks back at how European colonial rivalry and Enlightenment ideals…

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Apollo 11 landing site, a cosmic Eagle and a blue-white star: 4 night sky targets to celebrate America 250

From the Apollo landing site to the North America Nebula, these celestial sights offer a uniquely American way to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday.

The Economic Times

Air India cuts fuel surcharges for North America, Europe flights

Air India has significantly reduced fuel surcharges on flights to North America, Australia, Europe, and the UK, effective July 1. This move follows a recent easing of oil prices after an earlier surge linked to the West Asia conflict. The airline had initially implemented higher surcharges in April due to…

The Conversation

Canada’s little-known role in helping to spur American independence in 1776

Strange as it is to say, the U.S. Declaration of Independence has deep roots in Canada.

The Economic Times

Wipro shares could crash 17% on Thursday if ADR is an indicator. What’s worrying investors?

Wipro shares are poised for a significant drop following a steep decline in its ADRs, fueled by investor worries about future earnings and AI's impact on IT services. The company, already down substantially from its peak, faces headwinds from North American market slowdowns and the disruptive potential of generative AI.…

Benzinga

Trump Administration Rejects Current North American Trade Pact — Mexico, Canada Back Continued Talks

The Trump administration on Wednesday declined to renew the trilateral treaty agreement with Mexico and Canada in its current form during a scheduled six-year review, with the countries now expected to continue negotiations over proposed changes.

International Business Times UK

'Cloud of Uncertainty': How Trump's Sudden USMCA Renegotiation Threatens the Future of North American Automaking

The USMCA review begins, potentially altering North America's automotive industry. Stricter rules could affect manufacturing, investment, and trade, with significant implications for the region's integrated supply chains.

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