Two late goals, one red card, and the last villain of this World Cup
Messi returns to Argentina for rest after World Cup final loss to Spain
Many South Florida businesses score big win thanks to FIFA men's World Cup
Cast of "Beautiful: The Carol King Musical" performing live
Why Spain are top of the world in both men's and women's games
World Cup winner celebrates with Trump-inspired hat
This year's supersized World Cup had some things go wrong. There was also a lot that went right
Alex Baena makes history with World Cup triumph, becomes first player to achieve unique feat
FIFA’s $15 billion World Cup payday shows commercialization is the real tournament champion
DOJ seizes more than 1,000 websites accused of illegally streaming FIFA World Cup matches
After 2 mass shootings in a day, Minneapolis residents voice frustrations
Power ranking all 48 World Cup teams by order of finish
Boat fire under control in Bowleys Quarters area of Baltimore
THE FIRST American Woman To Referee A Men's World Cup Match - 48 Nations
All the celebrities spotted cheering on their favorite teams at the 2026 World Cup
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin boycotts World Cup final in response to Folarin Balogun incident
Fans cheer Argentina
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Madrid, Spain and World Cup
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Rodri, Spain
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Anthony Taylor retires from refereeing
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FIFA to investigate Argentina
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President Trump celebrates with Spain
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FIFA, UEFA
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With Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappe falling short at the World Cup, Lionel Messi's absurd tournament could thrust him back into the Ballon d'Or conversation
The first 48-team World Cup just ended and soccer executives are already talking about expanding the tournament to 64 countries for next time around. "I think it is important that when you want to organize a World Cup,
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