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Executive Editor of U.S. News & World Report, Manchester United fan. Views are my own.
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World Cup Quarterfinals Feature Familiar Faces Such as Messi, Kane and Mbappe

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By Tim Smart
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
Perennial teams such as Argentina, France and Spain highlight the final stages of the 2026 tournament. Uncredited Argentina's Lionel Messi (10) celebrates scoring their second goal during the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between Argentina and Egypt in Atlanta, Tuesday, July 7, 2026. (AP Photo) When the World Cup began, with 16 countries added to the competition this year, the expectation was that some new entrant might make it deep into the tournament.
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Fed Split on Direction of Interest Rates at June Meeting

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By Tim Smart
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
The first minutes since Kevin Warsh took over as chairman reflect a Fed poised to go either way on interest rates. Chen Mengtong | China News Service | VCG | Getty Images Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh speaks during a news conference. Minutes of the Federal Reserve's June meeting showed unanimity in keeping interest rates unchanged, although they revealed a range of opinions about the future course of monetary policy.
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U.S. Fails in World Cup Bid, Losing to Belgium 4-1 in Game Overshadowed by Politics

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By Tim Smart
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
The defeat reinforces doubts about a team that had galvanized the nation. Rod Lamkey John TenBrink, center left, and his son Dylan TenBrink, center right, react as the United States loses a World Cup round of 16 soccer match to Belgium, during a watch party, Monday, July 6, 2026, in Washington, at the FIFA Fan Zone on the National Mall.
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