Alexi Lalas shocked his fellow World Cup pundits with a vulgar jab at James Corden during their pre-opening ceremony coverage. The New England Revolution star blasted the former "Late Late Show" host as a "wanker" after fellow presenter Rebecca Lowe brought up Corden's recent FIFA World Cup bit for Fox Sports. "Can we talk about James Corden for a second?" Lowe said, seemingly attempting to line up a plug for Corden's appearance on "FIFA World Cup on FOX After Hours." Before Lowe could even shout out the cross-promotion effort, Lalas chimed in with, "What do you guys . . .

"Right now, he is setting a bad example."

"Right now, he is setting a bad example."

America has a new World Cup hero.

The three-week extension of the government's spying authority, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), failed a House vote Thursday.

Max Fried still has a ways to go before he is pitching for the Yankees again, but he will take another important step in his comeback on Saturday.

For the first time ever, a goblin shark has been confirmed as spotted in its natural habitat, thousands of feet under the sea with no natural light.

For the first time in decades, the players genuinely love what they're wearing on the pitch during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Trump administration sought a 12-hour extension as the deadline to remove President Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center crept closer Friday evening. In a new filing obtained and viewed by TheWrap, the Trump administration argued, "Defendants respectfully request a brief extension of time to file the compliance declaration required by this Court's May 29, 2026 permanent-injunction order . . . as one task – the removal of signage from the Center's front portico 'that purports to rename the Kennedy Center after President Trump,' id. – has been delayed because of . . .

The lore of The Miz just keeps growing.

The junior varsity portion of the Mets schedule is finally over now, and it turns out maybe what the Mets needed was a bigger challenge.

After coming off at halftime of the U.S. men's national team's 4-1 win over Paraguay to open the World Cup, superstar attacker Christian Pulisic said he expects to be fine.