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It's time for the FIFA soccer world cup in Brazil. Apart form being one of the most important soccer events, the tournament has been leveraged to demand better salaries for union workers.
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Thousands of US World Cup Fans Flock to Recife
The U.S. World Cup team may need a point Thursday against three-time champion Germany in Recife to advance to the Round of 16. The Americans could clinch with a loss, depending on the result of the... -
US World Cup Coach: Counting on 'Game Changers'
The US World Cup team trained at the Arena Pernambuco in Recife on Wednesday, as Jurgen Klinsmann looked ahead to a World Cup clash against his native Germany. (June 25)
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Raw: US World Cup Fans Confident Before Germany
The United States World Cup team got in one more practice Wednesday before a showdown with Germany tomorrow to decide if they stay at the World Cup in Brazil. (June 25)
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FIFA Opens Case on Suarez Bite Incident
Luis Suarez could become just as awkward for football's international organizers to handle as he has been for rival teams at the World Cup. (June 25)
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Nigeria Abducted Schoolgirls
Some 234 girls are missing from the northeast Nigerian school attacked by Islamic extremists, significantly more than the 85 reported by education officials, parents told the state governor Monday.
The higher figure came out a week after the kidnappings when the Borno state governor insisted a military escort take him to the town. Parents told the governor that officials would not listen to them when they drew up their list of names of missing children and the total reached 234.
The higher figure came out a week after the kidnappings when the Borno state governor insisted a military escort take him to the town. Parents told the governor that officials would not listen to them when they drew up their list of names of missing children and the total reached 234.