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Uruguay national team blames FIFA for travel chaos ahead of World Cup opener
The team’s plane was scheduled to depart from Cancun, Mexico, where Uruguay’s base camp is located, on Sunday afternoon.
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USMNT has massive opening to breed fandom for the future — and they know it
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The 1994 World Cup gave much of the country its introduction to soccer. But this 2026 World Cup could spark a love affair.
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New York Post
Malik Tillman’s success in new World Cup role could provide spark USMNT needs
The midfield trio was the engine for what might have been the best U.S. national team performance ever at a World Cup.
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What to know about U.S.-Iran deal announced by Trump
Olivia Gazis and Imtiaz Tyab report on the U.S.-Iran deal announced by President Trump on Sunday.
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The Last Refuge
President Trump Announces Iran Deal is Complete – Strait of Hormuz Open for Transit
President Trump announces the deal with Iran is completed: [SOURCE] Posted in Donald Trump, Iran, Islam, Israel, media bias, Military, President Trump, Saudi Arabia, Terrorist Attacks, Turkey, Uncategorized, USA The post President Trump Announces Iran Deal is Complete – Strait of Hormuz Open for Transit appeared first on The Last Refuge.
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Mother Jones
Trump Wants Reporters to Know He’s Very Mad at Netanyahu
President Donald Trump is telling reporters that he expects an Iran peace deal to be signed this afternoon, giving him ample time to make it to his UFC fight beneath the White House claw this evening. The war began on February 28, when the US and Israeli militaries launched a series of coordinated strikes against Iran, […]
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Raw Story
'Massive swarms of mosquitos' forecasted as Trump UFC fight faces near-biblical conditions
President Donald Trump's UFC spectacle on the White House South Lawn may have to contend with one thing his administration can't bully into submission: mosquitos.According to a forecast from The Weather Channel, UFC Freedom 250 is walking into a near-biblical mess on Sunday. Forecasters put the chance of thunderstorms at 60 percent, with heavy downpours and wind gusts reaching up to 34 mph that could delay the outdoor bouts entirely.The storms are only the start. The Weather Channel warned that brutal Washington humidity is shoving the heat index into triple digits, the kind of swampy misery the capital is famous for in mid-June. And then come the bugs. Forecasters said fighters will have to battle "massive swarms of mosquitos and gnats" inside the cage, turning the octagon into an open-air buffet.If the rain, heat and insects sound like a checklist of ancient plagues, the lightning rules supply the final twist. The Weather Channel noted that the event's 92-foot overhang, the towering structure organizers have dubbed "the Claw," should at least keep the octagon dry. But a single lightning strike within eight miles will trigger an automatic 30-minute freeze on the whole event, meaning the fights could stall again and again as storms roll through.The forecast caps a weekend Trump has hyped relentlessly, timed to his 80th birthday and billed as part of the nation's 250th anniversary. The cage match was elevated to the marquee attraction after musical performers bailed on the celebration earlier this month.Whether the heavens cooperate is another question entirely. For a president who loves to control the cameras, the sight of fighters swatting gnats through a rain delay is probably not the spectacle he had in mind.
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The Gateway Pundit
Ukraine Strikes State Oil Reserve Deep Inside Russia, Triggering Massive Blaze and ‘Fuel Rain’ (VIDEO)
Ukrainian forces struck a major Russian oil storage facility located more than 700 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, marking one of the deepest attacks inside Russian territory in recent months. The post Ukraine Strikes State Oil Reserve Deep Inside Russia, Triggering Massive Blaze and ‘Fuel Rain’ (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
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New York Post
Brazil and Morocco — and their fans — put on show in MetLife Stadium’s World Cup opener
There were the 80,663 fans who made the trek to MetLife Stadium and saw Brazil and Morocco play to a 1-1 draw.
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