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The Albert Einstein hospital says Brazilian soccer great Pelé is responding well to treatment for a respiratory infection and his health condition has not worsened over the latest 24 hours

The World Cup has progressed to the knockout stages and USA have become the first team to exit in the last 16, and Gary Lineker has offered some advice to their fans

Sports have a long history of activism, and FIFA banning "One Love" armbands highlights its disturbing culture

Two of the more recognizable U.S. supporters have traveled to World Cups far and wide but didn’t know what to expect given the cultural differences at the 2022 host.

The Al Rihla is made with water-based inks and glues and contains 20 panels. Eight of these are small triangles with roughly equal sides, and 12 are larger and shaped, sort of like an ice cream cone.

Students at Nathanael Greene Elementary in McKinley Park have used soccer’s global tournament as an opportunity to study the world beyond Chicago.

While soccer fans around the globe are in the grip of World Cup fever, Perth's African Nations teams are battling it out in a high-stakes tournament of their own.

The pressure is high for both squads, but the United States already has relieved some of that tension by moving into the tournament's second round, an accomplishment some observers did not expect.

His U.S. squad will face the Netherlands on Saturday in a World Cup round-of-16 match, putting them a step away from the quarterfinals.

If you've been following the U.S. men's soccer team for a while, you likely remember its last World Cup Round of 16 game against a European power.

DOHA, Qatar — The education of Gregg Berhalter began at an elite boarding school in New Jersey and continued at the University of North Carolina. And while that book learning was fine and all, neither school taught Berhalter the subject he really wanted to study, which was soccer.