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Yes, the United States was treated unfairly by the controversial Folarin Balogun red card decision
Folarin Balogun's red card resulted from VAR protocol violations, says an expert referee, with similar tackles going unpunished throughout the World Cup.
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Olivia Rodrigo Extends Chart Reign In Australia
Ella Langley continues the dominant run by female artists on the ARIA Singles Chart, a takeover that is coming up to a full year.
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Ahead of America’s 250th birthday, faith group urges families to reconnect through patriotic traditions
Communio's “Great American Family Fun Kit” offers July 4 activities, such as scavenger hunts and gratitude jars, aimed at helping families reconnect and teach patriotism.
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Vulnerable House Dem’s bipartisanship push clashes with fantasy to ‘beat the s— out of’ Hegseth
Rep. Susie Lee, D-Nev., who is up for reelection in a crucial swing-district, said she wanted to “beat the s— out of” Pete Hegseth after touting bipartisanship during an address to Nevadans.
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When the Law Kills Your Electric Car Dealership
Dealers who invested in Polestar won’t be able to sell in the US next year after the federal government denied an authorization that would have allowed the company to avoid a Chinese tech ban.
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Eala’s historic Wimbledon run thrills boxing-obsessed Philippines
The 21-year-old has become the first Filipino to reach the third round of a Grand Slam in the Open era.
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Rise of the New Labour zombies! Ed Balls ‘set for shock return’ under Burnham alongside ex-Cabinet minister James Purnell – with David Miliband tipped for Foreign Secretary
There is speculation that Ed Balls, another stalwart from the Blair and Brown era, could make a shock comeback to the political frontline.
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England and Tuchel take leaf out of Ramsey’s book with crossing tactics
England attempted 35 crosses in open play against the DRC, their most since their World Cup winning campaignIn the 2-1 victory against the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) England achieved something they had not done for six decades: win a World Cup match after going 1-0 down. The 1966 final was the only previous…
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Hossam Hassan and the blurring of lines between football and politics in Egypt
Egypt face Australia in a historic World Cup game on Friday and the manager has been keen to highlight president Al-Sisi’s role in the achievementAfter Egypt’s 3-1 victory over New Zealand at the World Cup, the national team coach, Hossam Hassan, issued a statement of gratitude to the country’s president, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.Al-Sisi had sent…
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JAN MOIR: Titanic panic and a stampede for the sherry. What went on at the big royal summit on Harry’s return… maybe!
On Tuesday evening, King Charles held a dinner for senior members of the Royal Family at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.