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How to see the March 3 'blood moon' eclipse from anywhere on Earth

The final "blood moon" total lunar eclipse until 2029 is coming to North America this Tuesday (March 3). Here's how to watch it online.

LiveScience · Feb 24

Where to see the total lunar eclipse in the early hours of March 3

The March 2026 total lunar eclipse will bring a dramatic blood moon to skies across North America, Australia, New Zealand and eastern Asia — if you know where to look.

Space · Feb 24

Lenovo is hiking PC prices again — and the AI frenzy has gone from hype to headache

Lenovo is warning that the RAM price crisis will force another price hike of PCs, tablets and phones in March. The North America chief has told people to "place orders as soon as possible."

Tom’s Guide · Feb 23

IndyCar expanding global broadcasting presence for the 2026 season

North America’s premier open-wheel championship increases international reach

Motorsport · Feb 19

Is the World Cup bump real? MLS is going to find out

MLS stakeholders want to turn the interest in this summer’s North American World Cup into ‘rocket fuel’ for the league. Are those realistic expectations?

The Guardian - US · Feb 19

Ramadan 2026 moon sighted in India, Iraq, US, UK, Turkey, Oman? Hilal sighting committees to confirm first day of fasting; is it from February 19 or 20 and why is crescent timing significant

Muslims worldwide eagerly await the Ramadan crescent moon sighting, marking the start of the holy month. This year, fasting is expected to begin on February 18th in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, while South Asia, Europe, and North America may commence on February 19th due to local sighting variations. The…

The Times of India · Feb 18

Species on east-west coastlines are more likely to go extinct than those on north-south shores – new study

As the Atlantic warms, many fish along the east coast of North America have moved northwards to keep within their preferred temperature range. Black sea bass, for instance, have shifted hundreds of miles up the coast.

The Conversation · Feb 17

'Stop invasion and deport them': Internet reacts after Texas activist targets Hanuman temple, says 'third World Aliens are slowly taking over America'

A Texas Republican activist ignited controversy by sharing a video of a 90-foot Lord Hanuman statue, claiming "third world aliens" are invading Texas and America. His remarks drew both support and criticism, with some calling for deportation and others decrying the post as racist and misleading. The statue, inaugurated in…

The Times of India · Feb 16

Megan Jastrab scholarship to be awarded this Sunday to women's junior GC winner at Valley of the Sun Stage Race - North American Roundup

Alberta Velodrome now open to the public, and Team Winston-Salem names men's and women's rosters with debut at Ronde de l’Isard on calendar

Cycling News · Feb 13

How did humans survive 12,000 years ago? These ancient needles found in Oregon hold the answer

Deep inside the dry caves of Oregon, archaeologists have uncovered something remarkable. Pieces of animal hide stitched together. Using plant fibers and animal hair. It seems to be the oldest sewn hide known in North America. Experts say it dates back more than 12,000 years. Right in the middle of…

The Times of India · Feb 12