Axios

The Trump administration has informed NOAA that two pivotal centers for weather forecasting will soon have their leases canceled, sources told Axios.

Why it matters: One of the buildings is the nerve center for generating national weather forecasts.

President Trump's prints could be on OPEC+'s decision Monday to start adding barrels next month after repeatedly delaying production hikes.

Why it matters: Oil prices fell to 2025 lows after OPEC+ said eight members would slowly start unwinding 2.2 million barrels per day of voluntary curbs.

President Trump confirmed Monday that his long-promised tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada will go into effect on Tuesday.

Why it matters: The announcement sent financial markets tumbling in anticipation of a potential trade war between the U.S. and its top trading partners.

President Trump's decision to cancel a major oil deal with Venezuela came amid pressure from Miami's three GOP House members who oppose enriching Nicolás Maduro's dictatorship, four sources tell Axios.

Why it matters: To get their way, the three House members suggested — but never explicitly threatened — that they would withhold votes Trump needed for the GOP budget deal that the House narrowly passed last week.

President Trump signed executive orders to increase lumber production across national forests and other public lands in the U.S., but wants to sidestep endangered species protections and other environmental regulations.

The big picture: Wildlife species reliant on undisturbed forests could face significant habitat loss, while expedited environmental reviews may reduce oversight on ecological impacts.

BYD, a listed Chinese electric automaker, is seeking to raise up to $5.2 billion in a new Hong Kong share sale.

Why it matters: This highlights how the global EV market is racing forward, even as it faces speed bumps in the U.S.

While a weak La Niña is taking place in the tropical Pacific Ocean, a unique phenomenon is developing along South America's west coast.

Why it matters: It could have a big impact on the weather for millions of people.

Firefighters in North and South Carolina were battling dozens of wildfires over the weekend during dry, windy conditions that saw authorities order some residents to evacuate.

The big picture: South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster (R) declared a state of emergency Sunday after officials declared a statewide burn ban the previous day that the governor said would remain in effect indefinitely.