President Donald Trump says he personally urged FIFA President Gianni Infantino to review Team USA striker Folarin Balogun’s red card, fueling debate over political influence and the integrity of World Cup disciplinary decisions.

Houston’s Ski Jammers are gearing up for a new season of adventure with a town hall, statewide ski planning events, and exciting travel opportunities that promise fresh memories on and off the slopes.

England survived a thrilling 3–2 battle against Mexico despite playing with 10 men, while Norway stunned five-time champions Brazil to book a historic place in the World Cup quarterfinals.

Two young HTX Soccer athletes are inspiring Houston after landing on a towering billboard celebrating youth sports, teamwork, and the city's growing passion for soccer ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Raising Cane's is giving Houston Astros fans the chance to win free game tickets during four summer sweepstakes events at participating Greater Houston restaurants from July 9 through July 29.

Egypt made history by defeating Australia in a penalty shootout to reach the World Cup Round of 16, earning the Pharaohs their first-ever knockout-stage victory.

A microscopic touch detected by a sensor inside the match ball led VAR to overturn Croatia's dramatic stoppage-time equalizer, sending Portugal through and igniting one of the biggest controversies of the World Cup.

Spain cruised into the Round of 16 with a dominant 3–0 victory over Austria, as Mikel Oyarzabal's brace and Pedro Porro's goal sealed an impressive performance.

Portugal wrapped up its World Cup training camp in Palm Beach Gardens, praising the city’s hospitality before departing for its Round of 32 match against Croatia.

As the FIFA World Cup brings massive crowds to Kansas City, one local nonprofit is turning thousands of pounds of leftover food into fresh meals for families in need instead of letting it go to waste.

An England supporter’s lifelong collection of Three Lions jerseys finally met its moment as a World Cup knockout match in Atlanta turned into a deeply personal celebration of soccer, nostalgia and national pride.

From Naomi Osaka’s couture-inspired Wimbledon entrance to Serena Williams’ stylish return, tennis continues to prove why it remains the sport where fashion and athletic excellence have always gone hand in hand.

Harry Kane rescued England from a stunning upset with two late goals, while Belgium mounted an unforgettable comeback from two goals down to eliminate Senegal in another dramatic day of FIFA World Cup knockout action.

France, Norway and Mexico punched their tickets to the World Cup Round of 16 on a dramatic Tuesday highlighted by Kylian Mbappé's brilliance, Erling Haaland's late heroics and Mexico's long-awaited knockout victory on home soil.

Serena Williams made an emotional return to Wimbledon after nearly four years away from singles competition, reminding fans why she remains one of tennis’ greatest icons despite a hard-fought first-round loss.