When I watch the World Cup, I’m celebrating not what this country is, but what it can be.
An attorney who helped players file a gender-discrimination lawsuit over artificial turf in the World Cup proposes a way forward for the sport.
Following decades of economic turmoil and civic distrust, Argentines place the weight of their nation’s hopes on a World Cup win
When seats cost too little, ticket speculators reap the benefits.
After a lopsided World Cup game, the focus was once again on how female athletes behave, not on what they’ve achieved.
This is an event of such astoundingly obvious wrongness that doing the right thing is easy.
The bzzzz of the World Cup lives on in the trailer for Christopher Nolan's new movie, "Inception"
When England flamed out at the tournament 16 years ago, I turned to EA Sports' FIFA 98 to rewrite history. It may be time to break out the controller again.