Column: World Cup 2026 brings together three countries Trump is trying to divide

Philadelphia Soccer 2026 Investing $2 million in Youth Soccer

Philadelphia Soccer 2026 will partner with the U.S. Soccer Foundation to invest $2 million in youth soccer initiatives surrounding the local region. Related Stories Philadelphia Soccer 2026 Investing $2 million in Youth Soccer Bill Reintroduced to Support Public Transportation Funding for FIFA World Cup, 2028 Olympics U.S. Travel Association: FIFA 2026 World Cup Task Force a Welcome Development New Jersey Enhances Alcohol Licensing Ahead of 20…

Follow the countdown for the 2026 World Cup and in the Nuevo León Government, led by Samuel García, they have already announced a work that will benefit fans attending the event.Monterrey was chosen as one of the headquarters in Mexico for the 2026 World Cup and for months, Samuel García announced that work has been done to improve transportation and logistics for the benefit of fans.To these changes is added a modification on Line 6 of the Metr…

Column: World Cup 2026 brings together three countries Trump is trying to divide

The World Cup, otherwise known as the biggest sporting event on the planet, will be coming to the United States, Mexico and Canada in 2026. For the first time ever, the tournament is being hosted by three countries.    It was supposed to be a historic collaboration, but the three nations are caught in a heated trade war initiated by President Donald Trump.    Last month, Trump declared a 25% tax on imports from Canada and Mexico. He’s cited, wit…