David Hickey

Without a clear endgame for the Iran war, Trump is growing frustrated.

In the second World Cup semifinal, England struck first, taking a 1-0 lead early in the second half and then retreating into a defensive shell.

Todd Blanche faces questions about Trump, the Epstein files and more in his attorney general confirmation hearing.

For the first time, FIFA’s top four teams have all made the World Cup semifinals, and not since 1990 has the final four been made up entirely of previous winners.

The Frenchmen steamrolled another opponent yesterday, easily beating rival Morocco 2-0, behind goals from Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé, who have combined to score 13 times this tournament.

France has won all five of its games in this tournament. Can it continue its march toward a third consecutive World Cup final? Or will Morocco pull off an upset?

Lionel Messi scored another goal — his eighth of the tournament — to help his team to one of the greatest World Cup comebacks.

In today’s newsletter: Trump says the Iran ceasefire is “over” after new attacks, but negotiations can continue.

“Overturn this,” Belgium posted on social media, a reference to FIFA’s suspending a one-game suspension for Folarin Balogun, the American striker, and allowing him to play in the match.

Ten-man England earned its greatest World Cup victory on foreign soil by defeating co-host Mexico at Estadio Azteca, banishing the ghost of Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” in the same stadium 40 years ago.

After its biggest World Cup win in decades, the U.S. will have to do it all again without its top scorer after Folarin Balogun received a controversial red card.