As part of its growing financial ambitions, Walmart appears to be exploring cryptocurrency through its OnePay service. While detailed information remains behind a paywall, this development signals the retailer’s continued interest in expanding its footprint in digital finance.

J&F, owned by the Batista brothers, is in talks with French power giant EDF to acquire or partner on a Brazilian power plant. The potential deal underscores J&F’s continued interest in expanding its energy business within Brazil.

PST Group AB has received an official statement from its shareholder AB “HISK” regarding the implementation of a mandatory non-competitive tender offer. The document outlines fundamental details of the offer and suggests ongoing developments in the company’s corporate governance. Additional insights are provided in the attached materials referenced by the statement.

Citadel Advisors increased its position in a blank check company by 1,300% just before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved a merger with a nuclear technology developer. The move stands out both for its timing and for the considerable stake in a sector poised for growth.

As the federal government shutdown continues, thousands of homebuyers may find themselves shut out of critical flood-insurance policies. This situation adds to broader concerns about rising insurance costs and climate change, potentially slowing the real-estate market nationwide.

Germany has equipped 500,000 balconies with solar panels, marking a significant moment in its renewable energy journey. The initiative, reported by Hacker News and aggregated by Google News, underscores growing enthusiasm for small-scale power solutions.

The Trump administration plans to end $400 million in energy grants that bolster Oregon’s clean technology sector and workforce development programs. The cancellations are set to halt major transmission upgrades and energy-efficiency projects across the state, raising concerns among local officials and industry leaders.

Wildfires in Los Angeles, Hawaii, and Canada have raised questions about whether large-scale blazes are truly increasing. Now, new research suggests that these costly and deadly events really are on the rise, prompting fresh scrutiny of their economic and human toll.

A $569,993 state grant is fueling a vital project at a Minden beef farm, aiming to bolster soil health and protect local water quality. The initiative, backed by the Montgomery County Soil and Water Conservation District, sets out to safeguard the Mohawk River watershed and improve agricultural sustainability.

Delta communities are set to receive a major boost from NOAA’s $2.6 million funding, aimed at removing 50 long-abandoned vessels. Local leaders have welcomed the initiative to tackle pollution and protect the region’s vital waterways.

A sudden wave of epizootic hemorrhagic disease has killed nearly 100 white-tailed deer in Grand Forks, British Columbia. Provincial officials confirmed the outbreak, which has raised concern in the affected region.

Two years after a protective measure for Minnesota’s Boundary Waters was put in place, there is growing concern that the ban on copper-nickel mining could be reversed. Advocates of the mining effort remain determined to open this wilderness area to development, leaving the fate of a cherished watershed uncertain.

Anniston, Alabama, has received a $750,000 federal grant from the National Park Service’s Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization program. These funds will be allocated as subgrants by the Anniston Downtown Development Authority to help transform the city’s historic downtown.

Detroit Lakes is giving its historic Pavilion one final celebration on October 11. The event will feature bingo, live music, and a nostalgic look back on this beloved community landmark before it is demolished and rebuilt.

A newly analyzed million-year-old skull could push back humanity’s divergence timeline by 400,000 years, a finding that challenges the conventional placement of our origins in Africa. Digital reconstruction of the fossil points to Asia as a possible cradle of human evolution.

Archaeologists and collectors once dug up over 1,700 Native American remains from burial grounds in Louisiana during the 19th and 20th centuries. Today, many of these ancestral remains are still waiting to be returned to their rightful communities.

With Sanae Takaichi at the helm of the Liberal Democratic Party, WisdomTree’s Jeremy Schwartz offers a bullish outlook for Japan’s small-cap and defense sectors. He underscores the potential for new investment opportunities led by shifting political winds. Investors are eager to see how these bets might reshape the broader Japanese equity landscape.

President Donald Trump’s proposed peace deal between Israel and Hamas, aimed at securing the release of hostages taken on October 7, 2023, is described as potentially historic. Yet, as optimism grows, significant hurdles continue to threaten the plan’s success, illustrating the delicate balance that negotiators must maintain.

China’s continued interest in taking Taiwan holds implications that extend beyond the Asian region. In this commentary, readers—particularly Minnesotans—are urged to recognize that the costs of ignoring this tension are too great to overlook.

Just hours after the federal government lifted long-standing roadblocks in Mogadishu, militants launched an attack on a major prison near Somalia’s presidential palace. Residents in the Bondhere district reported multiple explosions and heavy gunfire, reflecting the sudden and dangerous turn of events in the city.

A military-style raid in Chicago’s South Shore led to 37 arrests and left residents stunned. As children were separated from their parents and apartments were reportedly ransacked, members of Congress stepped forward in support, calling the operation’s tactics into question.

A military-style raid took place on a residential building in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood, where federal agents arrived by helicopter and arrested 37 individuals. The operation left doors broken and windows cracked, prompting lawmakers to demand an immediate halt to federal immigration enforcement in the city.

A federal judge has blocked President Trump’s effort to send Oregon’s National Guard to Portland, where ICE agents face nightly unrest from black bloc militants. Despite the temporary restraining order, the administration remains intent on defending federal personnel amid escalating tensions.

The Philadelphia Eagles have dropped their first contest of the season, casting renewed attention on wide receiver A.J. Brown. Amid mounting scrutiny, a Hall of Famer has voiced strong support for Brown, adding a new layer to the team’s unfolding drama.

Activists, residents, and local officials in Chicago say federal immigration agents have escalated their tactics, employing helicopters and chemical agents in enforcement operations. Community members warn these aggressive measures could provoke more violence and tension in neighborhoods.

Speed cameras are promoted for reducing speeding and enhancing road safety. Yet some officials, including Sen. Mark Peake, worry these devices may be more profitable than protective, prompting calls for legislative action.

In Rwamwanja, Uganda, a girl’s life was threatened by a dire order from her grandmother. As the article reveals, concerns over President Donald Trump’s aid cuts risk overshadowing the resilience and determination of refugees and villagers who strive for dignity in challenging circumstances.

In this article, Doug Cohn provides a historical backdrop for understanding current political realities. From American nationalism to ongoing debates surrounding the Republican Party and Donald Trump’s presidency, the piece underscores how past events continue to influence today’s headlines.

Top JUCO basketball standout KJ Perry is bringing his talents to BYU. The 6-foot-2 guard plans to arrive in Provo at midyear, redshirt upon arrival, and step onto the court for the Cougars in 2026.

The Dallas Cowboys secured a 37-22 road victory over the New York Jets in Week 5, marking their second win of the season. Even more noteworthy, three players filling in for injured teammates delivered standout performances that may position them as future starters.

In his inaugural training camp with the Sacramento Kings, Maxime Raynaud shares what it means to learn from veteran star Domantas Sabonis. As he settles into the world of professional basketball, Raynaud reflects on mentorship, teamwork, and early impressions of the NBA.

PennLive is once again highlighting standout athletes on the soccer field. A new poll invites fans to choose the girls soccer Player of the Week from September 29 to October 4. Last week’s honor went to Palmyra’s own Kenzie Long.