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- 1NFL Week 3: Falcons, Bills and Lions among winners●# NFL Week 3 Scores: Ended Games: # ATL 35 @ 14 # GB # LAC 16 @ 24 # BUF # CAR 18 @ 21 # CLE # NYJ 24 @ 31 # DET # HOU 1
Week 3 of the NFL season wrapped with a full slate of finals. Atlanta beat Green Bay 35-14, the Chargers fell 24-16 to Buffalo, Carolina edged Cleveland 21-18, and Detroit topped the Jets 31-24. Other results included Kansas City routing Miami 24-10, Pittsburgh edging Cincinnati 30-27, Washington beating Seattle 33-31, San Francisco outlasting Arizona 36-30, and Jacksonville crushing New England 35-6.
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Reports question the reality behind China's robot charging infrastructure, dubbing it a 'mirage'. The claims suggest that widely circulated images and demonstrations of autonomous robot charging stations in China may not reflect genuine deployed capability. Commentary is centring on whether the technology is overstated for promotional purposes, and what that means for global perceptions of Chinese robotics progress.
- 3NFL coaching hot seat: Todd Bowles and Jim Harbaugh under pressure●Predicting NFL's first coaching change of 2026: Why Todd Bowles, Jim Harbaugh are in greatest danger
A new analysis predicts the first NFL head coach to be fired or move on in 2026, naming Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles and Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh as those in greatest danger. The discussion highlights how underperformance and high expectations are fueling speculation about early-season coaching changes around the league.
- 4US falls behind China on EV charging speeds●US being left behind in EV charging speeds as China goes sub-5 min to 70%
Chinese electric vehicles can now recharge from zero to 70 percent in under five minutes, a charging speed the US has not matched. Ars Technica reports that American charging infrastructure and vehicle standards are lagging as China pushes ahead with ultra-fast battery and charger technology, widening the gap between the two markets.
- 5EVgo unveils 750kW charger promising 10-minute EV charging▼EVgo Announces 750kW Fast Charging System That Could Cut EV Charging to 10 Minutes
US fast-charging network EVgo has announced a 750kW fast charging system that could recharge an electric vehicle in around 10 minutes. The system would far exceed the power of most chargers currently deployed, which typically deliver 150-350kW. The announcement is drawing attention from EV drivers and industry watchers, who see faster charging as a key step toward making electric cars more convenient for long-distance travel.
- 6Chargers women's tennis reaches doubles finals at NEC●Chargers women’s tennis competes in doubles finals at NEC
The University of New Haven women's tennis team, known as the Chargers, competed in the doubles finals at the Northeast-10 Conference championships. The student-run Charger Bulletin reported on the team's run to the final, highlighting the program's performance against conference rivals.
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Austin Ekeler, the former Los Angeles Chargers running back, is reportedly making his return to the NFL. Ekeler, one of the league's most productive pass-catching backs in recent seasons, left the Chargers after the 2023 season. Details of where he is signing and the terms of the deal were not immediately available, but the news has drawn attention from fans of his former and potential new teams.
- 8EVgo Previews 750kW EV Charger for 2027 Rollout▼EVgo Previews 750kW EV Charging System Ahead of Planned 2027 Rollout
US charging network operator EVgo has unveiled a 750kW electric vehicle charging system it plans to roll out from 2027. The system would rank among the most powerful publicly announced chargers, promising dramatically faster charging times for compatible electric vehicles. Details on pricing, hardware partners and site deployment remain limited as the company prepares for the planned launch.
- 9Chargers face tightening window, McCarthy to Giants debated●Are the Chargers out of time to save 2026? Could J.J. McCarthy help the Giants? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7643441
A new analysis from The Athletic asks whether the Los Angeles Chargers are running out of time to salvage their 2026 NFL season, and whether quarterback J.J. McCarthy could be an option for the New York Giants. The piece fuels debate among fans about both teams' quarterback situations and their direction this season.
- 10EVDANCE launches NACS and J1772 EV charging extension cables●EVDANCE’s EV Charging Extension Cable now comes in NACS and J1772 versions
EVDANCE has expanded its EV charging extension cable line to cover both NACS and J1772 connector standards, letting electric vehicle owners extend their reach to chargers regardless of plug type. The move follows the industry's ongoing shift toward the NACS standard, with many drivers still using J1772 equipment and looking for flexible charging accessories that work across both systems.
- 11Dodge bets the electric Charger can win over petrolheads●Can Dodge's bad boy Charger appeal to both petrolheads and EV fans?
Dodge's new electric Charger is being closely watched as a test of whether an EV version of the brand's iconic muscle car can win over traditional petrol enthusiasts and newer EV buyers at the same time. Commentators are asking whether the Charger's aggressive, 'bad boy' character survives the switch to electric power, or whether loyal fans and green drivers remain too far apart to please with one car.