Trump, 80, Boosts Attacks on Kindergarteners
President Donald Trump posted a video of a class of kindergartners celebrating their “graduation” without any context or caption to Truth Social on Monday morning.
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This Is What Trump’s Crazed Posts Are Really About: Political Guru
President Donald Trump’s obsession with spamming on social media is indicative of his fractured mental state, argues David Rothkopf.
Senate Democrats’ campaign arm calls for Platner to drop out of Maine race
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) leader Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Chair Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) on Monday called on Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner (D) to withdraw as the Democratic nominee. "The allegations reported today are incredibly disturbing –– violence, abuse and sexual assault are absolutely unacceptable," Schumer and Gillibrand said in a joint statement.
The Other Celebration of America
The celebrations of America’s 250th birthday, though they offered many wonderful moments, did not provide the sweeping sense of national unity for which some people had hoped. Some Americans found the July 4 weekend too political, too polarizing, and offering too much President Trump.
Trump Wanted a U.S. Soccer Star to Play in the World Cup. FIFA Found a Way
There was nothing unusual about a call from President Trump or the reversal of Folarin Balogun’s suspension, said the president of FIFA, Gianni Infantino.
Democratic leaders have abandoned Graham Platner
The loss of support comes after a POLITICO report that a woman said the Maine Democratic Senate nominee sexually assaulted her in 2021. He denied the claim.
This Short-Throw Projector Turned My Small Space Into a Home Theater
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John Oliver Goes All In on Wild ‘General Hospital’ Cameo
Late-night host John Oliver got the “slap” in the face he wanted during his three-episode character arc on the soap opera General Hospital.
Trump Comes for the American History Museum
The buff George Washington statue in the National Museum of American History speaks for itself. Taking in the washboard abs and determined expression of the 1840 work by Horatio Greenough, a visitor would be hard-pressed to see anything but a Founding Father rendered as a Greek god. Yet in a searing 162-page report on the Smithsonian museum released on July 4, the Trump administration takes issue with the lack of patriotism in even this exhibit.
Medicaid funding is resuming for Planned Parenthood
Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Healthcare Health Care The Big Story Medicaid funding resumes for Planned Parenthood Planned Parenthood can resume billing for Medicaid reimbursement, one year after Republicans were able to cut its clinics off from federal funds.
Mitch McConnell’s Neighbor Reveals New Details About Mysterious Health Absence
Neighbors of Mitch McConnell’s Capitol Hill home in Washington, D.C. have said the house hasn’t seen anyone come or go since his latest health scare.
Piker on Platner: 'That is curtains'
Left-wing Twitch streamer Hasan Piker on Monday said it was "curtains" for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner (D) after Politico reported that a former girlfriend accused the oyster farmer of sexually assaulting her in 2021. Piker read the story aloud on his Twitch stream shortly after it was published.
New Videos of Charlie Kirk’s Killing Emerge in Court, but Few Can Watch
On Day 1 of what is expected to be a weeklong hearing, prosecutors played videos of the shooting for a judge, but they were graphic and kept from public view. Erika Kirk and Donald Trump Jr. were in court.
Is Trump’s World Cup meddling a true scandal, or standard FIFA corruption?
After a tumultuous weekend for World Cup fans, US striker Folarin Balogun will play in the game against Belgium on Monday night. Maybe that doesn’t sound at all surprising, perhaps because you only learned the name Folarin Balogun today, when you heard that President Donald Trump was involved in all of this in some capacity. Maybe you heard there was an unprecedented appeal. Perhaps you know it’s controversial but you don’t know why.
Trump Tries to Take Credit for Walmart Price Cuts of Beef and Other Products
The retailer said it will lower prices for beef, produce, drinks, pools, toys, grills and summer clothing.
With Graham Platner, Democrats Got Drunk on the Beer Test
Last September, the progressive strategist Morris Katz confessed to The New Yorker that the process by which he decided Graham Platner was qualified to run for U.S. Senate required less time than drinking a cup of coffee. Actually, it seems to have been less a confession than a boast. “Within a few minutes of talking to him, I was, like, ‘This guy owes it to the country to run for Senate,’” Katz recalled.
If Graham Platner Won’t Quit, Democrats Need to Quit Him
The Democratic Party cannot credibly defend women’s rights and the rule of law while standing behind Graham Platner.
Platner on the Ledge After Sexual-Assault Allegation
The Maine Democrat again denies misconduct but is considering “the path forward,” which could mean withdrawal in favor of a new nominee.
Maine’s Democratic Party leadership calls on Platner to drop out following POLITICO report
They said it's “our responsibility to hold every candidate who seeks to represent our state to the highest standard.”
Trump Fuels a Furious World Cup Debate
Also, Platner says he will take time to “reflect” after a new accusation. Here’s the latest at the end of Monday.
Trump pardons Clean Air Act violators
{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Trump pardons Clean Air Act violators President Trump pardoned 11 people on Friday, including nine people who were convicted of violating a federal air pollution law, a White House official confirmed to The Hill.
FIFA’s Lesson for Trump
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Platner faces calls to step down after new accusations
Democrats and progressives on Monday called for Maine candidate Graham Platner (D) to end his Senate campaign amid a new accusation of sexual assault. "I’ve been very clear that sexual assault or violence against women is a red line," Rep.
Platner’s unraveling may keep the Senate in play for Democrats
It looks like Graham Platner won’t be putting oyster stew on the Senate Dining Room menu any time soon.
How Political Is This Supreme Court?
The legal commentator Elie Honig thinks that the Trump-appointed Justices are getting unfair criticism.
Trump Confidante Says Mitch McConnell, 84, Is ‘Brain Dead’
A right-wing political activist with close ties to President Donald Trump and senior figures in his administration has claimed that former Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell is “brain dead” and will not be returning to Congress.
Key Health Care Panel Is Again Blocked From Meeting Under RFK Jr
The United States Preventive Services Task Force has been stymied under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Cyclosporiasis symptoms and common causes amid 2026 outbreak
We don’t yet know what caused outbreaks of a GI distress-causing parasitic disease. But here’s what you can do to protect yourself.
Famous Guys Watch ‘Love Island’ Too — Here's What They Think of This Season
From #Brinity and KC to the Islander who should be dumped next, Andy Cohen, Jeremy O. Harris, and Sam Nivola share their hottest takes on our friends out in Fiji.
What Trump’s FIFA Scandal Says About His Politics
Now the whole world is getting a lesson in presidential coercion.
‘This Is Us’ Star Shares First Glimpse of Baby No. 2
Milo Ventimiglia and his model wife, Jarah Mariano, officially expanded their family in June with the birth of their baby boy, Rock-Anthony Makoa Ventimiglia. On Monday, Mariano shared photos of the newborn’s tiny hands clasping those of his parents and sister, along with a family photo featuring the couple, their two kids, and their dog. “These last couple of weeks have been chaos, but in the best possible way. Welcome back home Rock-Anthony Makoa Ventimiglia. Can’t wait for all of the adventures ahead with our family of 5!” she wrote.
When is deadline for Democrats to replace Platner in Maine Senate race?
Despite winning the Democratic primary in Maine last month, Senate candidate Graham Platner could be off the ballot in November after a Politico story published on Monday detailed a woman accusing him of sexual assault. July 13 is the deadline for Platner to withdraw from the race and have a replacement,
Judge Rules Against Trump, Says He Clearly Prefers White People
A federal judge is quoting Trump’s own words to block policies that paused some immigrants’ benefit applications and directed officials to consider their nationality.
The Supreme Court Just Helped Trump Hamstring the Next Democratic President
Donald Trump has another weapon he can wield on his way out the door.
Actor, 56, Reveals His Secret to Losing Weight Without Medication
“Wow, I didn’t recognize him.”
The Unspoken Problem at the Heart of Love Island USA
Everyone is skirting around one core tension at the heart of shows like Love Island.
Cindy Crawford, 60, and Kaia Gerber, 24, Match Dresses at Taylor Swift’s Wedding
Supermodel Cindy Crawford and her daughter proved that the high-fashion apple doesn’t fall far from the tall, chic tree while attending a celebrity wedding this weekend.
Chuck Todd: Trump 'ruined' July 4 celebration in DC
Former "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd on Sunday accused President Trump of ruining the Fourth of July celebration of the country's 250th birthday on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Trump Passports Debut, Delighting Some and Dismaying Others
The Washington Passport Agency started issuing the limited-release documents with President Trump’s image on Monday, catching a few applicants by surprise.
Spate of Shark Attacks Means More Drones for Australia’s Beaches
The country is stepping up measures to keep swimmers and surfers safe after a teacher was mauled by a great white shark at Coogee beach
MacBooks, Xboxes grow in cost amid AI boom
{beacon} Technology Technology The Big Story How the AI boom is making MacBooks, Xboxes more expensive The AI boom is fueling massive demand for memory chips, forcing electronics manufacturers to grapple with rising prices that are starting to trickle down to consumers.
Platner Is Considering “Path Forward” After Sexual Assault Allegation
A woman has come forward to accuse Graham Platner, Maine’s Democratic candidate for Senate, of sexually assaulting her.
NAACP spending more on midterms than any other election in its history
The NAACP will be spending more on midterms than any other election in history following the Supreme Court’s April ruling that effectively limited the Voting Rights Act's power against racial vote dilution.
DOGE officially shuts down
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which spearheaded job and funding cuts throughout the federal government, shut down operations on July 4. The department wrote Saturday on X,“‘Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing,’” quoting former President Teddy Roosevelt.
George E. Johnson Dies at 99; Broke Market Barriers With Afro Sheen
Mr. Johnson’s hair-product company, a longtime sponsor of “Soul Train,” was the first Black-owned company listed on a major American stock exchange.
MAGA Firebrand Sparks Fresh McConnell Health Speculation
Sen. Mitch McConnell is facing a fresh round of scrutiny after a MAGA firebrand cast the revelation about his health crisis as a “national security issue.”
DC fireworks show led to 'Code Red' air quality alert around nation's capital
D.C. issued the "Code Red" air quality alert on Sunday morning, hours after the record-setting fireworks display on the National Mall had ended.
Microsoft layoffs: Read the email Xbox CEO Asha Sharma sent employees
Last month, there were murmurs that “major job cuts” were coming for Xbox. Now, Microsoft is cutting 4,800 roles, with 1,600 impacting its Xbox division today. In an email to employees, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma called it “the most significant restructuring in Xbox history.” In the email, Sharma said she “made the difficult decision” to cut 3,200 roles—including the 1,600 cut today—by the end of the financial year in July 2027. The other 1,600 cuts are in addition to the 4,800 employees leaving Microsoft immediately. As part of the restructuring,
Canada Bets on NATO Partners for Its Expanded Submarine Fleet
In selecting a joint bid from Germany and Norway, Prime Minister Mark Carney is elevating Canada’s naval power and reducing its military and economic dependency on the United States.
Dramatic Video Captures Rescue After Plane Crashes Into East River
Terrifying new footage shows rescuers saving eight passengers from a downed seaplane in the East River. NYPD Harbor Unit officers are seen approaching a partially capsized seaplane in a dramatic video that Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch shared on X on Monday. “No missing, no injuries!” one officer shouts to the rest of the rescuers as they reach the eight passengers, helping them one by one onto their boat. Officers encourage the frightened passengers as they lead them to safety, with one officer telling a woman, “You’re doing really well.”
16 Best Silver Chains for Men 2026: Truly Sterling Necklaces
The top pendants, charms, and lockets to bedazzle your clavicles.
“Cute”: GOP Senator Shuts Down Mike Johnson’s Plan to Pass SAVE Act
The president can bellyache all he wants about advancing the SAVE America Act, but it once again appears to be completely and utterly dead in the water.
Dem Star Hints at Quitting After Bombshell Sex Assault Claim
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner has been hit with new explosive allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman nearly five years ago.
Weather Service Scrambles in Hurricane Season After Trump Purge
Nearly a year after President Donald Trump’s mass government layoffs, the National Weather Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association are still scrambling to replace scientists and collect missing data.
‘Confessions II’ Review: Madonna Returns to the Dance Floor
On “Confessions II,” a successor to her hit 2005 album “Confessions on a Dance Floor,” the pop superstar gives new energy to her origin story and shines light on the troubles she’s danced away.
Platner says he is ‘taking the time to reflect’ on his candidacy
The Maine Democratic Senate nominee posted the statement after POLITICO published allegations that he forced a woman to have sex with him, which he denies.
Has Your Mac Been Feeling Sluggish Lately? Try This All-in-One App to Speed It Up
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Vitamin K Could Be the Secret to a Stronger Body
Do you have brittle bones, get small cuts that won't stop bleeding, and bruise easily? You might be vitamin K deficient.
Kate Middleton Shares Royal Family’s ‘Most Beautiful’ Photos Ever
Kate Middleton matched her preteen daughter’s hairstyle in new family snapshots, which some royal admirers are calling the “most beautiful photos” ever taken of the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children.
McConnell’s Aides Cornered on Truth About Senator’s Health
Former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s office is remaining tight-lipped about his condition as rumors run wild about the Kentucky senator’s health and recovery.
It’s Impossible to Reconcile Two of John Roberts’ Biggest Decisions This Term
There is no principled way to square these blockbuster opinions.
U.S. Citizen Sues After ICE Hunted Him Down Over Critical Email
Last month, two ICE agents showed up to David Streever’s front porch in Rochester over one strongly worded email he sent to former Immigrations and Customs Enforcement Director Todd Lyons. Now he’s suing the Department of Homeland Security for First Amendment violations.
The Taylor Swift Wedding Broke America’s Brains
It was America’s version of a Royal Wedding, like it or not.
A Very Bad Call
The only thing more riling than a referee’s interference in a sports event is a politician’s. How to kill America’s good will in the World Cup: Wave a “red card” under the nose of Donald Trump. Let him go to work, by putting in a call to his good friend Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, to inquire about the suspension of Team USA’s top scorer. Have the player’s suspension magically lifted just in time for the next big game.
MAGA Rep Blasted for Cutting Indian-American Wife Out of Ad
A MAGA Congressman has received a sharp backlash for cutting his Indian-American wife out of a fundraising ad for his re-election campaign.
What We Know About Senator Mitch McConnell’s Condition
The Kentucky Republican and former Senate majority leader was hospitalized on June 14. Scant details about his condition have emerged since.
The Joy of the World Cup Just Collided With Trump
This year’s World Cup has been unusually thrilling on the field, even by the tournament’s high standards for drama, and has largely gone off without a hitch, despite prior concerns about stadium travel logistics for fans and whether the obscenely expensive matches would sell out. But the Cup has not been without off-field controversy, thanks largely to the Trump administration’s xenophobia. The U.S.
Balogun, Trump and FIFA’s World Cup red card controversy: Five things to know
The World Cup clash on Monday night between the U.S. and Belgium will fall against a backdrop of international anger after FIFA revoked the suspension of a star American striker following an inquiry by President Trump.
McConnell’s Daughter Deactivates X Account as Health Questions Swirl
The daughter of former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has deleted her social media accounts as speculation mounts over her father’s health.
Exclusive: Woman who dated Graham Platner says he sexually assaulted her
The Maine Democrat denied the allegations and said, “Any accusation of non-consensual behavior is categorically untrue.”
These Watches Are Celebrating America’s 250th in Style
From affordable quartz pieces to complicated chronographs, these limited-edition watches each nod to the USA’s big birthday.
Medik8 Crystal Retinal Review for Sensitive Skin
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25 Best Jewelry Brands for Men 2026, According to GQ Editors
Whether you're shopping for your first signet ring or your fiftieth diamond choker, these are the biggest names in elite-level bijouterie.
Illinois becomes first state to require third-party audit of AI models
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) on Monday signed a bill making the state the country's first to mandate that the largest artificial intelligence labs obtain third-party audits of their safety plans. Pritzker signed the Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act, or S.B. 315, in a ceremony Monday, stating people "want protection from the risks of AI."
The End of Discs
When I was 16, I did something I’m embarrassed to admit: I waited in a long line to buy a video game called Assassin’s Creed III. Over the past few days, though, that experience has become ever so slightly tinged with nostalgia. Last week, Sony announced that, starting in 2028, new PlayStation games will be available only as digital downloads rather than physical discs. Will kids ever get to embarrass themselves like this again?
Trump Puts Kids to Sleep With Oval Office Rant
The president is not the only one who has struggled to stay awake in the Oval Office.
Netanyahu pushes back on Vance: 'We have many, many friends'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing back on Vice President Vance's warning to Israeli officials over criticizing the Trump administration's peace deal with Iran, saying "we have many, many friends."
Comer knocks 'weak' Republicans who won't support Trump-backed SAVE America Act
House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) on Sunday bashed his counterparts in the Senate for not supporting the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act. “Are you that weak? That’s my question to any Republican senator — are you that weak? To where if you vote for a valid ID to be shown to vote,
Wonder Valley Skincare: The Products Worth Buying in 2026
Wonder Valley has built a following by turning antioxidant-rich olive oil into exceptional skincare. Here's where to start.
‘Dancing With the Stars’ Winner, 42, Hits Back at Body Critics
Award-winning dancer Cheryl Burke wants fans to stop comparing her current figure to the body she had 22 years ago.
‘Party Rock Anthem’ Singer Dead at 37
Lauren Bennett, the singer featured on LMFAO’s No. 1 hit “Party Rock Anthem,” has died at 37. Members of Bennett’s former band, G.R.L., released a statement on the band’s official Instagram page on Monday announcing her death. “It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Lauren,” the statement reads. “Her beautiful spirit touched so many lives, and she will be deeply missed and forever loved.” The English-born singer began her career at just 18 with Paradiso Girls in 2007. She later joined G.R.L.
NYC and New Jersey Brace for Heavy Rain and Flooding: Latest Forecast
On Monday, parts of New Jersey were underwater, downed trees were blocking roads in Connecticut and there was a flash flood warning in New York City.
Andrew Garfield Wore a Brand-New Watch to Wimbledon
The actor got his hands on a summery version of the IWC Ingenieur before its release.
We’re Not Doomed to Live Under the Supreme Court’s Mistakes. Here Are Five Ways Congress Can Clean Up SCOTUS’s Mess
Congress used to overturn several opinions practically every term.
US troops returning to Poland in ‘coming weeks,’ defense minister says
The rotation of U.S. service members in Poland, which was paused by the Pentagon earlier this year, will return to the Central European country in the “coming weeks,” Poland’s Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said on Monday. “The rotational presence of American troops in Poland, which was suspended a few weeks ago,
Heat waves are taking a big toll on chickens
The birds are particularly vulnerable to high temperatures, and France’s torrid June took a heavy toll.
Trump Steals Famous Relic for Ballroom Decoration
Donald Trump became the first president to ring Wall Street’s opening bell from the Oval Office on Monday—and then declared he was stealing the relic for his ever-expanding ballroom.
Author Blocks ‘Hunger Games’ Star Over Movie Adaptation Feud
The New York Times best-selling author shared screenshots of texts and said she was “separating” herself from any involvement in the movie adaptation of her novel.
Klarna wants to become a bank. Here’s what that could mean for millions of customers
The buy now, pay later fintech company Klarna wants to become a real bank. The Swedish company just announced its plans to establish a U.S.-based subsidiary known as Klarna Bank USA. If approved, the FDIC-backed bank would set up shop out of Utah. “Banking is built on trust,” Klarna CEO and co-founder Sebastian Siemiatkowski said in the announcement. “We’ve seen firsthand the appetite for a fairer, more transparent approach in the U.S., and our own banking license is the natural next step.”
Michigan Senate Primary Gives Democrats Stark Choice Between Progressive and Moderate Candidate
The state’s important Senate primary just became a head-to-head battle between Abdul El-Sayed, an outspoken left-wing candidate, and Haley Stevens, a moderate backed by party leaders.
Johnson Offers Trump SAVE Act Consolation Prize
With Congress paralyzed and the midterms approaching, Republicans want Trump to settle for a proof-of-citizenship grant program.
NATO Chief Reveals How They’re Moving On—Without the U.S
Western alliances are turning away from America. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told reporters at a press conference in Ankara, Turkey, on Monday that NATO’s traditional reliance on the U.S. is no longer a sustainable model for the military and economic coalition. “What you are seeing is a NATO which indeed is changing in a transformational sense,” Rutte said. “I would argue that the NATO we had only three or four, five years ago was not sustainable.”
Ukraine hit by deadly Russian attack ahead of NATO summit
Russia launched a massive attack on the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv late Sunday, shortly before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will head to Turkey for the annual NATO summit. Russia launched 68 missiles and 351 attack drones at Kyiv, Zelensky wrote on social platform X early Monday.
DHS Finally Scraps ICE Barbie PR Stunt Ridiculed by Own Agents
The Department of Homeland Security has scrapped the fleet of garishly branded ICE vehicles that agents warned made them sitting ducks.
Dana Bash presses Doug Burgum as he deflects on Patriot Front march
Moments like these become defining not just because extremists show up, but because history remembers how our leaders responded.
Man Gets Midlife Makeover With Chin Implant, Facelift, and Nose Job
A man’s decision to undergo a multi-surgery makeover at 49 resulted in tears of joy when he finally saw the results.
Microsoft to cut 4,800 jobs in major Xbox and gaming division ‘reset’
Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs, about 2.1% of its global workforce, including a large number of workers at its Xbox video game business.
The latest Pringles release has people asking the same question: Why?
Some summer barbecues are about to look a little different thanks to an unexpected twist on one of America’s favorite cookout staples: the hot dog bun.
JD Vance rejects Milton Friedman, embraces socialism?
Positing that free markets are somehow antithetical to human dignity is explicitly progressive framing.
Bradley Cooper went big at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding
The Hollywood actor was spotted rocking a very large 46mm pilot's watch while walking through NYC en route to the big T&T bash
Who was really at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding? AI slop makes it hard to tell
The Taylor Swift wedding has an AI slop problem. Swift reportedly tied the knot with football star Travis Kelce on July 3 at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, joined by a massive entourage of celebrities including (to name just a few) Ed Sheeran, Gigi Hadid, Jack Antonoff, Tom Hanks, and former Disney CEO Bob Iger. Despite the undoubtedly star-studded guest list, no official photos of the wedding have been released, which, according to Variety, is a result of the couple’s watermarked, digital invites that came with NDAs.
Trump Ramps Up Helipad Construction—and Its Price Tag
President Donald Trump has thought of yet another useless White House renovation to drain taxpayer dollars—and his rush to show off to world leaders is only making things more expensive.
FIFA denies Belgium's appeal after reversing red card against Balogun
FIFA has tossed out an appeal filed by the Belgian soccer federation after it reversed a red card against American striker Folarin Balogun ahead of the country's clash with the United States on Monday night.
Category 5 Super Typhoon Hits U.S. Soil in ‘Catastrophic’ Disaster
An intense Category 5 typhoon has battered U.S. soil for only the sixth time in recorded history. The tropical cyclone Super Typhoon Bavi struck the island of Rota, part of the Northern Mariana Islands, a U.S. commonwealth, on Monday, with winds of around 150 miles per hour, causing devastation. The full extent of the damage to the small island, with a population of fewer than 2,000 people, is unclear at the moment.
Trump Breaks the World Cup by Setting Off Wild Chain Reaction
President Trump’s intervention to lift the red card ban on U.S. Men’s National Team soccer player Folarin Balogun is breaking the integrity of the World Cup tournament.
Three-Time Trump Voter Revolts Against New MAGA Dynasty
A three-time Trump voter is blasting the president’s endorsement of the 26-year-old son-in-law of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, calling it “insulting” to voters.
Microsoft and Xbox layoffs today: Tech giant cuts 4,800 jobs, including 20% of video game staff, amid AI shift
Microsoft announced on Monday it is laying off 4,800 employees, or 2.1% of its workforce—with more to come—as part of a massive cost-cutting restructuring effort. The layoffs include major cuts from its Xbox division.
From Ebola to conflict: Risks rise and the US is less able to respond
The Trump administration's dismantling of U.S. foreign assistance institutions has left the country less prepared to respond to international health threats, such as the current Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, and has increased conflict in African countries that rely heavily on U.S. assistance.
Trump Declares Himself Savior of July 4 Fireworks
Donald Trump has been fretting about the crowd size for his July 4 speech on the National Mall for some time.
Putin’s ‘Explosive’ New Humiliation Is Leaked
Vladimir Putin could face a humiliating new setback as his war risks creating a banking crisis in Russia, according to a new report.
Trump, 80, Brags About Ripping Up White House Lawn
Donald Trump said the plan to install a helipad on the South Lawn of the White House was his idea and shared new details on what it would look like and its cost while bragging about all the helipads he’s had over the years.
Emmy Winner Rips Trump for Turning Presidency Into a Cash Grab
Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston issued a scathing critique of Donald Trump, who he said has “blatantly” turned the presidency into a tool for his own “financial reward.”
Rosalía Has the Best Show of the Summer
GQ columnist (and L.A. arena-show frequent flier) Frazier Tharpe watches the Spanish pop star ascend at the Kia Forum, plus live hip-hop at its finest from A$AP Rocky and Don Toliver.
Gianni Infantino speaks out on Balogun red card: 'FIFA’s judicial bodies are independent'
FIFA President Gianni Infantino broke his silence on the federation's decision to reverse a red card handed to American striker Folarin Balogun last week, a controversial move that came at the lobbying of President Trump. “I have seen the public comments regarding the decision of the independent FIFA Disciplinary Committee related to the suspension of Folarin Balogun,
Former FIFA president questions 'political power' after Trump-Infantino call over Balogun red card
Former FIFA President Sepp Blatter on Monday joined those raising questions about soccer’s governing body overturning the one-game suspension of U.S. striker Folarin Balogun after President Trump spoke to Blatter’s successor, Gianni Infantino, about the matter. “Red cards are not overturned by political phone calls.
Belgian foreign minister says Trump-FIFA call undermines 'most basic rules' of sports
European officials are weighing in on President Trump’s call to the head of FIFA ahead of the reversal of a one-game ban for USA’s Folarin Balogun.
Why the Taco Bell Meal for Two Is the Only Economic Indicator That Matters
Every year, economists gather in conference rooms to debate inflation, interest rates, and the future of the American economy. Meanwhile, I can determine the health of the entire financial system in approximately six seconds by opening the Taco Bell app.
Quiet housing market pullback: Wall Street firms’ net selling jumps 408%
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Marijuana rescheduling hearings are finally here, but rescheduling is not enough
The DEA has begun an administrative hearing to place marijuana in Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act, which would make it easier to study, but would not change the criminal penalties or mandatory minimums associated with marijuana.
How U.S. brands and nonprofits are navigating a divided America on its landmark anniversary
The United States’ 250th birthday carries ambitions to galvanize Americans behind nationwide community-service drives and patriotic brand launches. Well-known U.S. nonprofits hope to inspire a record-setting level of volunteerism, while major companies such as Walmart and Coca-Cola are sponsoring tributes and selling limited-edition merchandise.
The President of the United States Attacks Kindergarteners
President Trump posted a captionless video of graduating kindergarteners on Truth Social on Monday, goading his supporters into verbally attacking little children simply for being Muslim.
Shocking Scale of Putin’s Humiliating Crisis Exposed
Vladimir Putin’s gas crisis stretches across almost the entirety of Russia. During a lengthy monologue last Sunday, the Russian president, 73, admitted that the country was suffering from fuel shortages as it buckles under the weight of relentless Ukrainian drone strikes on its refineries. Kyiv has upped its attacks on Moscow’s oil and gas infrastructure over the last two years, initially triggering a gasoline crisis in Russian-occupied Crimea.
Trump Makes Humiliating Self Own With Unhinged Rant
Donald Trump has acknowledged personally asking the head of soccer’s world governing body for the review that led to the extraordinary reversal of a U.S. player’s World Cup suspension.
MAGA and DSA have a common bond: Destructive government
The sad reality is that MAGA and DSA have the same provenance.
FOR INSIDERS | Trump: Sikorsky paying $6M for new White House helipad
President Trump said Monday that the cost of the new White House helipad is being covered by Sikorsky Aircraft, the company that manufactures the helicopters used as Marine One.
My Wife Was Slowly Dying of Cancer. Each Night I Turned to the Same American Ritual to Cope
While baseball’s greatest player seemed to do the impossible, I was confronting a loss that felt like the end of the world.
Trump Launches Into TikTok Rant After Being Asked About SpaceX
Donald Trump announced Monday that a slew of tech companies are expected to contribute to his eponymously named childhood investment accounts. But when asked to elaborate on the financial backing behind Trump Accounts, the president suddenly trailed off into a lengthy rant about his popularity on TikTok.
Marvel Star Reveals What Made Him Think Christopher Nolan Hated His Acting on ‘The Odyssey’
Spider-Man star Tom Holland did not feel like a hero on his “daunting” first day on the set of The Odyssey, he revealed.
Alibaba’s A.I. Is a Hit, but Hard to Turn Into a Moneymaker
The Chinese company’s models have won over developers worldwide, but they are open source — so they can be used and modified freely.
Why A.I. Distillation Has Become a Hot Topic in the Race with China
U.S. companies complain that competitors in China are unfairly copying their A.I. systems using a technique that has been around for years.
Trump didn't know what a red card was before Balogun incident
President Trump says he did not know what a red card in soccer meant before one was handed to U.S. striker Folarin Balogun last week before later being retracted in a highly controversial move that has brought worldwide scrutiny to the North American FIFA World Cup.
Trump says he spurred FIFA review into Balogun red card
President Trump said on Monday that his call to FIFA President Gianni Infantino spurred the soccer organization’s review into the Team USA Men's star Folarin Balogun’s red card, which led to the overturning of the decision.
Barron Trump Missing From Dad’s July Fourth Festivities
President Donald Trump’s eldest son, Barron, did not attend his father’s Fourth of July festivities in Washington, D.C.
Amid Mounting War Casualties, Pete Hegseth “Defunded and Impeded” Efforts to Protect Civilians, Lawmakers Say
Ten members of Congress have warned the secretary of defense that the Trump administration’s gutting of a program focused on shielding noncombatants puts service members in peril, erodes the military’s moral standing and may violate federal law.
Do democratic socialists really want socialism? If so, they have no place in America
The Democratic Party needs to offer practical solutions to the problems facing the American people, and should distance itself from the idea of socialism and embrace a Nordic model of free markets and robust social programs.
The Ultimate Beach Read Is Now TV’s Juiciest Melodrama
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Slate Pears Game 326: Jul, 6, 2026
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CNN Data Guru Hits Trump With Humiliating Verdict on His Dealmaking
Ukrainians are not impressed with Donald Trump’s effort to end the country’s war with Russia, according to CNN data guru Harry Enten.
Trump Has Reportedly Settled on His 2028 Successor
President Trump wants Vice President JD Vance to succeed him. Axios reports that the president is happy with how Vance has handled his position, from TV appearances to public remarks, and consistently talks up the former Ohio senator to his inner circle to the detriment of another prospective heir, Secretary of State Marco Rubio. “POTUS isn’t asking, ‘JD or Marco?’ anymore,” an unnamed source told the publication. “He’s no longer asking, ‘How’s JD doing?’ He’s now saying, ‘JD looks great, right?’
MAGA Melts Down at Senator Over Mexico Jersey
The senator wasn’t cheering against the U.S. team, but rather for Mexico, the World Cup co-hosts, against England.
Extreme Heat Hits Europe for the Third Time This Year
It is continent’s third spell of scorching weather since May. Europe is the world’s fastest-warming continent.
Trump Threw Tablet Across the Room When World Leaders Call Went Awry
President Donald Trump had a humiliating outburst during French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to the White House in February 2025, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
Belgium submits appeal on FIFA red card suspension for Folarin Balogun
The Royal Belgian Football Association on Monday submitted an appeal to FIFA regarding a ruling that overturned a one-game ban for U.S. striker Folarin Balogun. The move came after President Trump called FIFA President Gianni Infantino, urging him to review the red card given to Balogun.
England Star Suffers World Cup-Ending Injury While Celebrating Win
A player from England’s World Cup team is out of the tournament after suffering a serious injury while celebrating the country’s win against Mexico. Jordan Henderson, who was a substitute in Sunday’s game, headed behind one of the goals to sing the Oasis hit “Wonderwall” with fans when he fell over an advertising board and landed awkwardly. The team circled around him while the medical personnel rushed to the player, removing him from the field on a stretcher.
A ballooning problem: Weather warnings face rising risks from budget cuts
Meteorologists say National Weather Service staff shortages from President Donald Trump's workforce cuts have compromised severe weather forecasts.
Jaw-Dropping Loss of Trump Investors Revealed
President Donald Trump’s crypto and media ventures have left investors $7 billion in the hole, according to a damning report.
Nancy Ward, the Cherokee Leader, Stokes Division Even 250 Years Later
In 1776, Cherokee leaders looked for ways to navigate a foreboding future. Nanyehi, a.k.a. Nancy Ward, is venerated and reviled for her choice.
From the courthouse to the White House: How corruption becomes routine
It took decades before I appreciated the cultural connection between tawdry corruption in a Cook County courtroom and the breathtaking venality of President Donald Trump.
Luna calls for Patriot Front investigation after DC rally
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) on Monday called for an investigation into the Patriot Front white nationalist group after its Independence Day rally and march across Washington, D.C. “What I find odd about Patriot Front is how under Biden they were never investigated. Well funded.
The outlook is grim for admin assistant jobs, but these workers are using AI to get ahead
With their numbers already in decline, secretaries and administrative assistants face another growing threat: artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT and Claude that can accomplish aspects of their workload with a tap.
Trump Reveals How He Bullied FIFA to Lift Red Card Ban on Team USA
President Trump openly admitted to World Cup corruption while explaining how he got FIFA to rescind Team USA star Folarin Balogun’s red card suspension—the first time the soccer organization has done so since 1962.
America at 250: An Idealist Without Illusions
Fifty years after the Bicentennial, American democracy is imperiled—but the country’s progress since 1976 offers real reasons for hope.
Trump May Have Just Broken the World Cup: Live Updates
His intervention and FIFA’s subsequent decision to unsuspend Folarin Balogun have made a complete mess of the tournament. Here’s the latest.
Trump floats Australia-inspired retirement savings accounts
President Trump said Monday that his administration is working on a plan to launch accounts for adults that would mirror Australia's retirement savings system.
Superstar Singer Performs Secret Gig 16 Years After Horrific Ordeal
Grammy Award-winner Duffy is making a slow return to the limelight. The “Mercy” singer performed a secret gig in London’s Hoxton Hall on July 5th—her first in over 15 years. The performance came after the singer, whose real name is Aimee Anne Duffy, was spotted at Caffi Largo in Pwllheli, Wales, U.K., in June–her first public appearance in just as many years. Duffy, 42, performed in an intimate setting before a small crowd in Hoxton, reports the Daily Mail. On X, a fan praised the performance,
Prosecutors to detail case against alleged Charlie Kirk assassin
Prosecutors in Utah this week will reveal some evidence against Tyler Robinson, the man they accuse of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk last September.
Trash King Busted Living in Mountain of Trash in National Park
An Arizona man was arrested after being found living in a pile of trash in a national park. Mark Aaron Gatz, 65, was taken into custody on June 25 after his eight-year-long stay in the Tonto National Forest with a half-ton barricade of trash as his shelter. “I was flabbergasted by the amount of debris in the area,” an officer said in several federal court filings following the incident. He also said it was “possibly one of the worst residential cases he has seen.”
OPEC+ companies slightly boosting production as oil prices slide
A group of oil-exporting countries has agreed to a modest increase in oil production, though current prices are already relatively low. Seven OPEC+ nations have said they will increase their production goals by 188,000 barrels per day. The participating countries are Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman.
Trump rips 'a little bit suspect' FIFA referee who gave Balogun a red card at World Cup
President Trump offered stark criticism from the White House on Monday of the World Cup referee who gave a red card to U.S. men’s soccer star Folarin Balogun, saying he was "a little bit suspect if you check his past."
A win-win plan to de-politicize the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is on the verge of becoming a political football. Congress can prevent it — if both sides can trade what they want for what they need.
How Often Should You Wash Your Jeans?
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Netanyahu Squirms Over Awkward Trump Question
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was confronted about his tense relationship with Donald Trump amid the conflicts in the Middle East.
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Star, 49, Secretly Welcomes Fourth Baby
Australian actress Melissa George revealed on Sunday that she had given birth to a baby boy, her fourth child. The joint post with former Vogue Australia editor-in-chief Kirstie Clements shows George breastfeeding her newborn, as well as scenes from their French Riviera vacation. The Instagram caption, written by Clements, reads: “@melissageorgeofficial From the maternity ward, straight into a Parisian heatwave (with a toddler… challenging) and now to an epic road trip through Provence and the Côte d’Azur, first stop @hotelcrillonlebrave.”
National Guard members patrolling in Memphis fatally shoot man
Two Tennessee National Guard members fatally shot a 20-year-old man in Memphis on Sunday after he was found with a handgun, according to investigators. Tyrin Johnson was killed by soldiers who were on assignment as part of President Trump’s Memphis Safe Task Force, deployed by Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R).
Thieves Snatch Millions of Dollars’ Worth of Jewelry in Daring Dawn Heist
Thieves stole roughly 20 pieces of jewelry worth around $4.5 million from a museum in France during a daring dawn raid on Sunday. The Lalique Museum, located in the northeastern town of Wingen-sur-Moder, is dedicated to Art Nouveau and Art Deco glassmaker René Lalique and opened in 2011. A group of masked intruders forced a door at about 5:30 a.m. and smashed open six display cases, sources close to a police investigation said. The haul was crystal jewelry with no precious gems and cannot be melted down, a second source added. The town’s mayor,
Iran’s new supreme leader is a now-show at his father’s funeral. Where is he?
For 36 years, the question of who ultimately ruled Iran had one answer: Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. While Iran has an elected president and legislature, that power is subordinate to the religious supreme leader, who has the last say over all foreign and domestic policies and is the commander in chief of Iran’s conventional military and the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard Corps. Whenever the US confronted Iran, American policymakers knew it was Khamenei who would make the final decision.
Three changes that could restore the Supreme Court's independence
The goal is to restore balance and accountability to a Supreme Court whose right-wing majority is squandering its legitimacy to advance a harmful political agenda.
Norway coach: FIFA reversal after Trump call 'hurts' World Cup
The coach of the Norwegian men’s soccer team on Sunday called the decision by FIFA to reverse the one-game suspension of U.S. striker Folarin Balogun a “big mistake” and a negative development for the sport. “I have to be honest, I think that’s a big mistake by FIFA.
The Military Pete Hegseth Wants
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Subscribe here: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | Overcast | Pocket Casts One month after his return to office, President Trump purged the senior ranks of the U.S. military. He started at the very top. Charles “C. Q.” Brown Jr., a four-star general and fighter pilot who became the second Black person confirmed as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 2023, was no longer a good fit for the job. Nor was Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the first woman to lead the Navy.
Key Hush-Money Trial Witness Suddenly Best Buds With Trump Again
All’s fair in love and Trumpworld. Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former fixer turned political defector, is reportedly back on good terms with the president, according to the New York Post. Cohen had served as a personal attorney to Trump for more than a decade before he became the middleman in Trump’s hush-money fiasco with porn star Stormy Daniels.
Republicans Freak Out as Trump Hoards Cash Meant for Midterm Campaigns
President Donald Trump is sitting on a more than $350 million war chest, but Republicans are starting to feel shortchanged, Politico reported Monday.
Trump Accounts launched with NYSE, Nasdaq bell-ringing at White House
President Trump opened U.S. financial markets and officially launched Trump Accounts on Monday, marking the first time the opening bell has been rung from the Oval Office. The president rang the opening bell at 9:30 a.m. alongside Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Sen.
Truck Spills 40,000 Pounds of Frank’s RedHot Sauce
A truck spilled an estimated 40,000 pounds of Frank’s RedHot sauce across an Ohio highway during last week’s extreme heat, leaving emergency crews with an unusually messy cleanup. According to the Columbus Dispatch, the driver unknowingly leaked the bright red hot sauce before stopping at a truck stop. Fire crews traced the sticky trail back to the vehicle and alerted the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. Because the sauce is acidic, responders could not simply hose it into storm drains.
Trump Escalates Feud With Italy’s Meloni With Deranged Post
President Trump took a shot at Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Sunday afternoon on Truth Social, posting a picture showing her looking up at him with the caption “restraining order needed.”
Trump calls World Cup chief Infantino to lift red card suspension for key U.S. player
U.S. President Donald Trump intervened on behalf of star U.S. forward Folarin Balogun, whose red-card suspension was lifted in a decision that allows him to play in a World Cup match against Belgium on Monday.
Mullin’s mark on DHS: Ending the drama Noem unleashed
Trump’s new Homeland Security secretary is making the administration’s immigration crackdown more discreet.
Trump Goes to War With Smithsonian Museum for Teaching History
President Trump is once again attacking Smithsonian director Lonnie Bunch and the museum system, the latest development in his “war on wokeness.”
Trump Judge Freaks Out Colleagues With Phone Background Photo
A judge handpicked by President Donald Trump, who insists he’s nobody’s “henchman,” was busted with a peculiar phone lock screen that freaked out his colleagues.
Bear Scare Leaves Hikers Stranded at 7,000 Feet
Emergency rescue workers dispatched a helicopter to retrieve four terrified hikers after a chance encounter with a brown bear left them stranded 7,000 feet up a mountain. The incident took place on Saturday on a hiking trail near Hokkaido in Japan. The first of the hikers, reported to be a man in his 60s, came across the bear, thought to have measured almost five feet long, at around 2.30 p.m. local time. He was then joined by three others, and an emergency call for help was placed about two and a half hours later.
The Guest Who Caught Taylor Swift’s Bouquet Is Revealed
The sister of Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Trey Smith has revealed she was the lucky guest who caught the bouquet at Taylor Swift’s wedding. Ashley Smith was her younger brother’s plus one at the wedding, which took place in New York on Friday and had a 1,000-person guest list. Smith gave fans a closer look at the bouquet she caught in an Instagram post, writing: “Celebrated an Enchanting Love S(T&T)ory 🤍✨🤍 And somehow… I ended up catching Tay Tay’s bouquet.
Plane Badly Damaged After Hard Landing on New York City River
A seaplane was left partially submerged in New York City’s East River after a hard landing on Sunday. One of the pilots announced a mayday signal as the Kodiak 100 aircraft bounced off the water and came to a hard stop with Manhattan visible in the distance. Audible gasps ring out in the cabin, as smartphone footage shows panicked passengers in disarray. He is heard telling the passengers that the plane’s pontoon broke. The pontoons are the floats that allow the aircraft to land on water.
The Death of Renee Good Has Yet to Be Properly Investigated
Nearly six months have passed since federal officers shot and killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti on the streets of Minneapolis. No one has been arrested, the Trump administration has provided no reason to believe that any serious investigation is taking place, and federal officials continue to stonewall state and local investigators in Minnesota.
Did Trump Meddle in the World Cup to Help the U.S. Win?
President Donald Trump may have revealed just how corrupt FIFA’s 2026 World Cup really is. Just hours after top U.S. Soccer scorer Folarin Balogun received a red card and a minimum automatic one-game suspension, Trump urged FIFA President Gianni Infantino to review the decision, four people told The New York Times. FIFA announced Sunday that it had reversed Balogun’s suspension, making him eligible to play against Belgium on Monday as the U.S. tries to advance to the quarterfinals.
Doomsday speculation about the midterm elections takes hold
President Trump is pushing every button to prevent Democrats from taking control of the House and Senate in the upcoming midterms, including using fear-mongering tactics and attempting to suppress voter turnout.
An Awful Day at Work … In a Fantasy Epic
The following article contains spoilers through Season 3, Episode 3 of House of the Dragon. Halfway through the latest episode of House of the Dragon, the freshly crowned Rhaenyra Targaryen concedes that being a leader is already taking a heavy toll on her. “I am awash in dilemmas,” the queen (played by Emma D’Arcy) sighs to one of her many supporters.
Trump’s Reflecting Pool Reno Is So Bad, They Have to Drain It Again
The Trump administration seems to be living in an alternate reality when it comes to the president’s vanity projects.
Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool repairs to be handled by company that won no-bid contract, Burgum says
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on Sunday said the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool repairs will be completed by the same company that previously were hired to revive the landmark. “We'll use the same company, because they did a fantastic job,” Burgum said during an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
FOR INSIDERS | McConnell's health triggers speculation; FIFA's Balogun decision stirs controversy: Join the live discussion
There is growing concern over Sen. Mitch McConnell's [R-Ky.] health. Meanwhile, President Trump's call to FIFA and the revocation of Folarin Balogun's red card is sparking international backlash.
Johnson: House GOP 'looking at all angles' after Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said Sunday his conference is “looking at all angles” to legislatively address birthright citizenship, after the Supreme Court ruled against President Trump’s executive order restricting it. “We do need to address it. We're looking at all angles,” Johnson told host Shannon Bream on “Fox News Sunday.” “If there's some legislative fix,
Live updates: Folarin Balogun red card controversy stirs World Cup battle; Trump Accounts has formal launch
President Trump's inquiry with FIFA President Gianni Infantino into the penalty drawn by Team USA player Folarin Balogun has caused a furor in the soccer world, just ahead of the huge round of 16 matchup between Team USA and Belgium.
'Dignity' is a poor excuse for blocking press access to state executions
There is, of course, something odd about using the word dignity to describe what happens when the state kills one of its citizens.
The Bear’s Best Menswear Moments, According to the Show’s Costume Designer
Emmy nominee Courtney Wheeler looks back on the white tees and viral jackets that defined the stylish FX smash.
Insiders Warned of State Fair Disaster Before It Happened
There were signs that Donald Trump’s Great American State Fair flop was heading for disaster even in the planning stages.
Trump-Republican infighting hands the Democrats a chance
Republican senators increasingly spar with a president who they see as too focused on his own priorities at the expense of their reelection prospects.
Watch live: Trump participates in Trump Accounts launch; NYSE, Nasdaq bell ringing
President Trump on Monday morning is scheduled to participate a ceremony marking the launch of Trump Accounts. Officials from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq are expected to join the president, who will ring the opening bell from the White House. The Treasury Department officially launched the new investment accounts for children on July 4..
European soccer body: FIFA reversal after Trump call ‘incomprehensible’
The Union of European Football Leagues (UEFA) on Monday slammed FIFA’s decision to reverse a one-game suspension for Team USA’s Folarin Balogun after President Trump made a call to FIFA President Gianni Infantino. UEFA, commonly known as the Europa Leagues, said the decision “crossed a red-line.”