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The World Cup is a cash grab and fans will pay the bill

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Liberal View 23 hours ago Trump, 79, Humiliated as Knicks Fans Gather at MSG The Daily Beast - Sarah-Jane Collins • 23h Game 3 of the NBA Finals hasn’t even started yet.
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The World Cup Is a Cash Grab. Fans Will Pay the Bill.

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FIFA has built an $11 billion event that is too big to fail. But off the pitch, someone will win, and many others will lose. Mere days from kickoff, the quandary picking at the nape of the 2026 World Cup is a potent blend of big-time buyer’s remorse, capitalist bromance, and plain administrative tomfoolery. Given all the parties with demonstrable ties to the soon-to-be biggest spectacle in human history, we probably should’ve always expected as much.
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Higher Education’s Problems Go Way Beyond Trust

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National AffairsNational Affairs Yale put out a report earlier this month reckoning with why America’s universities have lost the public’s faith. But the study doesn’t tell the full story—and may be asking the wrong questions. Getty Images/Ringer illustration By Lex PryorApril 29, 1:41 pm UTC • 8 min Your creditors would like to turn down the temperature. They hear you. Or, they’re here for you. Different strokes for different folks.
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