President Donald Trump said he did not think it would be “appropriate” for the Iranian soccer team to attend this year’s World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, and cited safety concerns as a reason on Thursday while the countries remained embroiled in a war.

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US President Donald Trump has issued a warning to the Iranian soccer team ahead of the World Cup, due to be held later this year. Taking to social media, posting on his Truth Social page on X, the President said that while the Iranian team is welcome to compete,

Comcast NBCUniversal and Telemundo 39 / KXTX, in partnership with the U.S. Soccer Federation’s Soccer Forward, announced on Wednesday that Dallas-Fort Worth area nonprofits Pleasant Grove Soccer & Sports and Puede Network are among the 17 organizations receiving grants through the Vamos World Cup Initiative leading up to the FIFA World Cup 2026 in North America,

Kraft Sports and Entertainment, the Town of Foxborough, and Boston Soccer 2026 released a statement Wednesday, ensuring that Gillette Stadium will continue to host its 7 designated World Cup games this summer.

Here are The Dallas Morning News’ stats leaders for boys soccer as of March 11. Standouts from Sunnyvale, Southlake Carroll, and Rockwall-Heath top

Three sports and extracurricular activities are on the chopping block at Mathews High School due to cuts in property tax funding. Due