World Cup Excites U.S. Soccer Fans, but America Still Falls Short of Being a Football Nation
New poll shows growing enthusiasm for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, though soccer still trails America's biggest sports
Tim James
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Pint-Throwing England Fans Criticised as World Cup Celebrations Spark Debate
Beer showers have become a familiar sight during England's World Cup matches, but critics say the tradition is creating unnecessary mess and safety concerns
Reports Allege China Secretly Trained Russian Troops in Chemical Warfare
Classified documents reportedly reveal high-level military cooperation between Beijing and Moscow despite China's claims of neutrality
House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 3 Teaser: Rhaenyra Faces New Threats as the Dance of the Dragons Intensifies
Following the dramatic capture of King's Landing, Episode 3 promises fresh alliances, growing tensions and another pivotal chapter in the Dance of the Dragons
Hincapié Sent Off as FIFA Enforces New Mouth-Covering Rule at World Cup
Man Convicted in UK’s “Potato Murder” Found Dead During Livestream
The 41-year-old, who had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and was living under supervision after his release from prison, was found dead while a livestream was still running
Kazakhstan Becomes First Central Asian Nation to Join U.S.-Led Pax Silica Initiative
According to Kazakhstan's Ministry of AI and Digital Development, participation in the initiative is expected to attract foreign investment
Khamenei’s Remarks Expose Growing Divisions Within Iran’s Leadership
Competing interpretations of Khamenei’s remark have highlighted growing tensions between Iranian hardliners and officials favouring continued negotiations
Uzbekistan Considers Social Media Restrictions for Children Under 16
The proposal aims to protect children from harmful online content, cyberbullying and excessive screen time while promoting safer digital habits