The Latest Breaking News from North America

This popular Colorado ski resort is about to get a whole lot bigger – and add the highest chairlift in North America

The resort has also been given the go-ahead to expand its skiable acreage by 14%

Advnture · Mar 6, 2025

Global eSIM shipment volume surpasses half a billion units as demand keeps on growing

Operators see a surge in eSIM adoption in North America due to 'digital-first' strategies.

TechRadar · Mar 6, 2025

The untold stories of female climbers summiting the world’s tallest peaks

In 1970, Grace Hoeman led the first all-female team in an attempt to climb North America’s highest peak, Denali

The Guardian - US · Mar 5, 2025

The powerful legacy of Edward S. Curtis' photographs of the Indigenous peoples of North America in a stunning new book

Taschen has released a new edition of 'The North American Indian: The Complete Portfolios', with over 700 photographs it seeks to preserve North America’s Indigenous heritage

Digital Camera World · Mar 2, 2025

The Donald Trump World Cup? Why the United States president is set to overshadow the 2026 tournament

Donald Trump will be in office as the 2026 World Cup heads to North America - and could the president get in the way of the tournament?

FourFourTwo · Mar 2, 2025

HP says 90% of products for the U.S. will be made outside of China by October

HP expects the vast majority of products sold in the U.S. to be made outside of China, Dell plans to pass costs increased to end users, if it cannot mitigate.

Tom’s Hardware · Mar 1, 2025

5 million-year-old tooth from Tennessee belongs to house cat-size flying squirrel

Researchers have identified a giant flying squirrel fossil from a cache of unusual animal remains dug out of an ancient sinkhole in Tennessee 25 years ago. The fossil sheds light on how flying squirrels reached North America.

LiveScience · Feb 28, 2025

20,000-year-old evidence of ancient 'vehicles' discovered in New Mexico

Ancient footprints and drag marks at White Sands National Park in New Mexico suggest the earliest known Americans dragged wooden travois-like vehicles.

LiveScience · Feb 28, 2025

How hockey’s politics played out at the 4 Nations Face-Off Tournament

The National Hockey League’s 4 Nations Face-Off tournament captured attention across North America as hockey’s first best-on-best competition since the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.

The Conversation · Feb 25, 2025

How Big Is the Microwave Market? [Everything Explained]

Microwaves are one of the most popular kitchen appliances. Every year, over 100 million microwaves are sold worldwide. The microwave industry is worth billions of dollars, and it continues to grow.

inkl · Feb 25, 2025