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The awkward encounters ahead of Trump

NEW YORK — Trump’s first World Cup appearance could double as a diplomatic obstacle course. From Canada’s Mark Carney to Mexico’s Claudia Sheinbaum, the...

Europeans say ugh to half-time show

Europeans are much less likely than Americans to support the upcoming half-time show, according to recent polling by POLITICO. Half-time shows are a tradition...

Spot the pol!

This diplomat from a World Cup round-of-16 contender watched his country's defeat to finalists Argentina with residents of Ramallah, in the Occupied West Bank.That's...

‘They’re trying not to pay their bills’: Sherrill unhappy with FIFA as World Cup wraps up

Mikie Sherrill has embraced the World Cup like few other Democratic governors, save perhaps Gov. Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania. She has been to seven...

Spain or Argentina? Politicians are divided on the World Cup final

POLITICO asked some of the most dedicated tourney followers in American politics to share their predictions for the final. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul:...

Mamdani’s NYC World Cup jerseys beat the bots

NEW YORK — There’s no bots about it. The New York City-themed World Cup jerseys announced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani in June and released...

El-Sayed pushes back on Jake Tapper’s Iran questions in contentious interview

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, pushed back Sunday on questions by CNN host Jake Tapper in a contentious interview about Iran and Israel.

Body found at Boston home owned by Rep. Ayanna Pressley’s husband

Boston police said Saturday they found a body inside a home owned by Rep. Ayanna Pressley's husband.

Maher slams Democrats, says he’s open to voting for Vance in 2028

Comedian Bill Maher on Sunday slammed the Democratic Party and its socialist wing, adding that he would be open to voting for Vice President Vance if he runs for president in 2028. Maher told ABC News's Jonathan Karl on "This Week" that the Democratic Party is being "taken over." "Every day I hear about a...

Fetterman says Iran holding ‘nuclear dust’ justifies more US strikes

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) on Sunday said that Iran still holding onto its "nuclear dust" justifies U.S. strikes on the Islamic regime after both countries dropped their interim deal and hostilities resumed. "Now remember, they have nuclear dust. Why isn't that important? Why doesn't that justify to continue to justify these kinds of strikes?" Fetterman...

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