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A massive heat dome is trapping extreme heat across North America, driving overnight temperatures up to 11°C above normal and steering heavy storm systems into the Great Lakes and Northeast.

Google Maps updated Lake Ontario to Lake America for US users following a White House executive order, while Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a major shoreline sign affirming the original name.

Marc Marquez dominated MotorLand Aragon by winning both the Sprint and Grand Prix, overcoming an opening-lap mechanical scare to cut Jorge Martin's championship lead to 19 points.

Bank of Montreal posted Q3 adjusted earnings of $3.96 per share, beating analyst estimates, and announced plans to repurchase 25 million shares alongside a steady $1.71 dividend.

A federal judge rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's bid to overturn her sex trafficking conviction, ruling her claims of new evidence were meritless.

Philippine Airlines' seven-day Ultimate Seat Sale offers up to 60% off domestic base fares and 45% off international base fares, with larger discounts for travel beginning February 1, 2027.

Canada and the U.S. are escalating their trade dispute after negotiations collapsed, with 50 per cent tariffs already in force and Canadian retaliation planned for Sept. 8.

Kwanza Jones and José E. Feliciano have taken control of the San Diego Padres in a record $3.9 billion deal, promising aggressive but disciplined investment and a push for the franchise's first World Series title.

The U.S. Supreme Court has opened a path for the Trump administration to pursue mail-voting restrictions, but a nationwide injunction and looming ballot deadlines leave implementation uncertain.

Jimmy Kimmel says he fears regretting retirement as his ABC contract runs through May 2027, while Molly McNearney says she is torn between wanting him to relax and wanting the show to continue.

Chelsea opened Xabi Alonso's competitive tenure with a 3-2 win at Fulham as Cole Palmer, Joao Pedro and debutant Morgan Rogers powered the attack.

Nevada's Hawk Fire exploded to over 15,000 acres, injuring six people and placing nearly 90,000 Reno residents under evacuation orders and warnings.