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- by By Gregory Svirnovskiy and Jacob WendlerAdvocacy groups urge Congress to get tough on scams.
- by By Sonja RijnenA 158,000-person nation just made the World Cup. Now it wants your investment.
- by By Paul Dallison and Hanne CokelaerePOLITICO has been crunching the numbers to see how all 48 of this year’s World Cup participants rank in several other off-field categories, which we’ll share more of over the weekend. In today’s item, we're looking at countries sorted by their FIFA rank against their citizens' assessment of how close they are to living their […]
- by By Gregorio SorgiGiorgia Meloni’s government is keen to extend control over Italian football as fans mourn a third consecutive World Cup debacle.
- by By Sophia CaiAfter striking a ceasefire deal with U.S., regime officials are striking at the the country's handling of the tournament.
- by By Zi-Ann LumA middle power tries to thirst-trap the world.
- by By Camille von KaenelActivists are pivoting from the Los Angeles Dodgers to go after FIFA.
- by By Adam WrenSan Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is looking ahead to the home team's first knockout match.
- by By Sonja RijnenThe surprisingly American story of a country whose soccer colors differ from its government's.
- by By Mike LeeThe Netherlands' sports minister is hoping the Netherlands' famous fan walks will leave behind a footprint.
- by By Adam WrenThe San Francisco mayor's heart is set on the U.S. team playing at Levi's Stadium.
- by By Sasha IssenbergA United Nations-hosted friendly match between the countries in 2004 helped define Lula’s foreign policy — and reverberates in Brazil’s politics today.