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Here are the 11 American cities hosting FIFA World Cup matches this summer
The United States is expected to host 78 out of the 104 matches, which will be sprawled out across 11 cities in the U.S., and five cities between Canada and Mexico.
Vance to appear on 'The View' during book promotion tour
Vance's appearance on the show will take place Tuesday.
America gets sneak peak at UFC octagon ahead of weekend match at White House
Events around Sunday's match include a press conference Friday at the Lincoln Memorial and live, remote view of the event on the National Mall.
Florida's Rick Scott lifts hold on Coast Guard promotions amid dispute with shipbuilder
The Republican placed the hold on the promotions in April because of questions pertaining to the construction of four new ships by Eastern Shipbuilding Group, which were expected to be completed in 2023.
Senate Armed Services Committee advances effort to rename Defense Department as Department of War
The move was approved during the panel's mark-up of its 2026 National Defense Authorization Act, which passed out of committee late Wednesday night in a 18-9 split.
Texas couple sentenced to 40 years after scamming 10,000 Americans with pyramid scheme
The Moores recruited U.S. citizens to participate in their scheme through weekly livestream video broadcasts.
Trump insists Iran deal includes ban on nuclear weapons
Trump renewed strikes on Iran this week after Tehran's forces shot down an Apache helicopter.
GOP seeks SEC probe of Alaska Senate candidate with same name as incumbent
The incumbent Sullivan is seeking reelection against former Rep. Mary Peltola, D-Alaska, who previously managed to win a statewide race in Republican-leaning Alaska.
Trump hopes to beautify nation's capital; DC residents concerned about losing public access
D.C. Open tennis tournament begins in July; locals worried about Trump's plans to change public courts and courses
Trump taps Jay Clayton to serve as permanent DNI
If confirmed, Clayton will succeed the outgoing Tulsi Gabbard, who announced her resignation in the wake of her husband's cancer diagnosis.
Trump cancels strikes on Iran, cites discussions with Tehran government
President Donald Trump on Thursday announced he had canceled planned strikes on Iran.
New York Knicks win Game 4 of NBA Finals
The Spurs dominated the first half of the game, but the Knicks recovered in the second half, taking a 106-5015 lead with just 30 seconds left in the game.
House Republicans meet Hegseth to discuss Pentagon's $350B ask
Trump on Wednesday evening urged Congress to spend an additional $350 billion to revitalize the military amid the resumption of hostilities in the Iran war.
Man pleads guilty to assassinating and shooting of Minnesota lawmakers, avoids death penalty
The plea comes after prosecutors said they wouldn't seek the death penalty against Vance Boelter. As part of the plea agreement, he faces two life terms, plus 40 years.
Graham backs Trump threat to seize Iran's Kharg Island
Trump launched a series of strikes on the country this week after a weeks-long ceasefire failed to result in a permanent deal to end the war.
Mace to be 'more of a menace than ever' after primary loss
Mace finished the Tuesday evening contest behind Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, R-S.C., state Attorney General Alan Wilson, Rep. Ralph Norman, R-S.C., and Rom Reddy. She later endorsed Wilson.
Defense Department issues shelter in place at Pentagon over air quality issue
The order affects multiple floors of the building, and police were seen in the building wearing gas masks and full chemical protective gear.
Trump warns U.S. can't live with 'shackles' of birthright citizenship
The administration has sought to eliminate the longstanding interpretation of the 14th Amendment so as to crack down on so-called birth tourism and "anchor babies."
JD Vance's chief of staff to leave Trump adminstration at the end of summer: report
Several months ago, after his wife became pregnant with their first child, Reses informed Vance of his plans.