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He is one of only three outfield players who has not featured at all in the tournament. Ivan Toney and Trevoh Chalobah are the others, and they probably better understand their lot

Brian Kilmeade presents data on the World Cup boom, showcasing record viewership and significant economic surges in host cities. Alan Rothenberg, founder of Major League Soccer, emphasizes the tournament’s success and the emerging young talent in U.S. Soccer. Rothenberg believes this momentum will inspire a new generation of players, solidifying the sport’s growth and competitive…

Erling Haaland became one of the fans’ favorite players at the World Cup thanks to his discipline, charisma, and quality football. 

Story by Paul CarrContributing writer Mon, July 13, 2026 at 4:00 AM UTC·5 min read

On and off the field, it has been a FIFA World Cup laced with talking points, controversy and widespread suspicion. In many ways, this is not abnormal: when a team loses a major game, frustrations are often turned towards referees and competition organizers

Some more than others. Teams like Jordan and Uzbekistan were happy to make an appearance. But many of the teams below will be especially ruing the way their tournaments ended

The World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai, now in its ninth year, is set to showcase China’s advances in AI as its low-cost models gain traction globally. The conference comes on the heels of a United Nations meeting in Geneva on AI governance, which highlighted the contrasting attitudes of the U.S. and China

Good News: Soccer fan earns World Cup tickets with $2 chores for years July 12, 202601:30

As Julian Alvarez sent the ball swerving into the Swiss top corner, for arguably the goal of the World Cup so far, it was almost too perfect. Not just the quality of the strike, but what it means

Forty-eight teams began the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Now only four remain: France, Spain, England and defending champion Argentina