World Cup 2026

Weeks before the 2026 World Cup, Neighborhood Sports Club opened its doors. “It was just chaos in the best way,” said co-founder Jordan Jesolva.

When fans from other countries came for the World Cup, the money they spent was considered an "export" and helped lower the U.S. trade deficit.

It’s more than just disappointment for the fans. Here’s what several nations have had to endure.

Saudi Aramco's sponsorship isn't about selling more crude oil. Experts say it's about building influence, burnishing the company's reputation and supporting Saudi Arabia's broader ambitions on the world stage.

Of the 25 million people who tuned into the U.S. team's debut at the World Cup, around 9 million watched in Spanish.

Kansas City homeowners hoped for a windfall by renting out their places to tourists during the World Cup. But despite an overall increase in bookings, many hosts haven’t seen an influx of guests.

This morning, we’re looking at the 2026 World Cup, which kicks off this afternoon. While it will be a costly event for fans, those in host cities were hoping it’s an economic opportunity.

With millions of visitors descending on 11 cities in the U.S., Mexico and Canada, employers and transportation agencies are looking for ways to avoid traffic and complications with those commuting to and from work.

Restaurant owners are divided: some are hiring aggressively while others are holding off, hoping the crowds materialize before they commit to new staff.

A wide range of venues will provide World Cup athletes with places to train and recover during the tournament.