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Mayor Zohran Mamdani talks about his lifelong love of soccer, his Arsenal allegiance, and the steps he’s taking to make the World Cup affordable for New Yorkers.
Former president Donald Trump will present the World Cup trophy at a New Jersey ceremony, a move that follows his puzzling appearance at a Chelsea FC trophy lift and raises questions about protocol and political symbolism.
The tournament's first day features high‑profile fixtures in New Jersey, Massachusetts, Missouri and California, spotlighting favorites, key players and broadcast details.
Millions are heading to Canada, the United States and Mexico for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and Verizon is turning that excitement into a prize that includes a VIP experience with soccer icon David Beckham.
Japan’s men’s national team opened its 2026 World Cup campaign with a draw against the Netherlands and now faces Tunisia and Sweden as it pursues a historic breakthrough.
Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers speak highly of Jordan Henderson’s impact on the English camp as the squad prepares for upcoming matches in the United States.
The inaugural week of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been marked by a series of incidents involving referees, seating shortages and record‑high ticket prices, prompting scrutiny from fans and advocacy groups alike.
Iranian supporters in Los Angeles celebrated their team's performance while voicing dissent through flags, slogans, and a small demonstration calling for renewed U.S. pressure on Tehran.
Following a 2‑2 draw with New Zealand, Iran’s manager revealed that FIFA‑mediated promises offered little relief as the squad was abruptly ordered to leave California, raising questions about player welfare and the tournament’s logistics.
Christian Pulisic is being closely monitored for an injury ahead of the US Men's National Team's crucial World Cup match against Australia, with the coaching staff optimistic about his availability.
During the men’s World Cup, innovative coaching, historic team performances, and new infrastructure projects reveal the growing momentum of women’s soccer worldwide.
Iranian supporters at SoFi Stadium navigated bans on flags and hydration, turning a soccer match into a stage for dissent.
The match in Doha was marked by protests, historic symbols, and a dramatic draw that sparked mixed feelings among Iranian‑Americans and highlighted the intertwining of sport and politics.
Guillermo Ochoa, the 40‑year‑old Mexican keeper, has hinted at retiring after the 2026 World Cup, saying the sport loses its meaning without the national team.
When the Tartan Army descended on Boston’s Fenway Park, they turned a routine Red Sox matchup into a cultural showcase, blending Scottish music, jerseys and warm welcomes amid the excitement of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Iran rallied from two deficits to tie New Zealand 2-2 in a World Cup Group G clash at SoFi Stadium, amid protests and political commentary.
The Iranian national football team arrived in Los Angeles ahead of its World Cup match against New Zealand, staying at a beachfront hotel under heavy security while protests erupted outside both the hotel and the stadium. Demonstrators displayed photographs of executed athletes, called for Iran's expulsion from football's governing body, and highlighted the broader U.S.–Iran conflict that colors the tournament.
From New York’s historic NBA win to World Cup matches watched in Santa Barbara, the world is united by sport.
A Toronto cannabis retailer received a legal notice from FIFA for selling a bong resembling the World Cup trophy, prompting a public reaction and raising questions about cannabis law across the continent.
Scottish supporters known as the Tartan Army brought their distinctive culture to Boston’s Fenway Park, where they celebrated a World Cup win with traditional music and were embraced by the city’s baseball fans.
The United States men's national team can win Group D by defeating Australia and with Paraguay's help against Türkiye, a change in FIFA's tie-breaking system now prioritizes head-to-head results, and a win would bring extra rest and a favorable matchup.
Iranian Americans in Southern California are divided over the national team's World Cup participation, with some watching the match and others protesting outside the stadium amid geopolitical tensions.
A Toronto shop that sold a bong modeled after the World Cup trophy was ordered by FIFA to cease sales, prompting the owners to destroy the items and sparking a wave of media attention.
A young soccer enthusiast from Macon, Georgia, secures World Cup match tickets via a Verizon Wireless video call, meets a professional player, and sets her sights on the U.S. Women's National Team.