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We are currently tracking 15 recent articles from Politico, published over the past 24 hours. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include York, Jersey, and Sport.
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Recent Articles (15)
Nancy Mace won’t run for Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat
Her decision comes after an unsuccessful run for governor earlier this year, and after President Donald Trump backed Sen. Darline Graham for a full term.
That's a wrap
Will the 2034 cup be in 2035?
Ramadan, Hajj, the Winter Olympics and rising global temperatures are boxing FIFA into an unprecedented scheduling dilemma.
Moroccan and Saudi World Cups draw human rights concerns
FIFA must secure guarantees from the host nations that LGBTQ+ visitors will be protected from prosecution under laws criminalizing homosexuality, advocates say.
The World Cup's missing country
The 2026 World Cup expanded to 48 teams, but China still couldn’t qualify. Now FIFA is eyeing another expansion — and the billions of fans it hopes China could bring.
Will New York, New Jersey do sports together ever again?
The World Cup was a showcase for the region. It also revealed the challenges of a partnership built on necessity.
LA’s next mega-event test: The coming climate Olympics
City leaders are spending billions to make the next great global sporting event held in America — the 2028 Olympics — a story of climate and environment policy progress.
NJ Transit achieves its World Cup goooal!
After a cursed 2014 Super Bowl, the underdog transit agency kept the trains (and buses) running on time for the world's biggest sports event.
Chicago passed on the World Cup but has other sports plans
A whole new generation of sports teams is betting Chicago’s appetite for sports is bigger than its traditional loyalties.
Did World Cup permanently change ticket-price politics?
A wave of fans left outside World Cup stadiums after buying "ghost tickets" has added momentum to state and federal efforts to crack down on speculative ticket sales.
New York, New Jersey to examine whether World Cup funds were money well spent
The host committee released a study last summer predicting $3.3 billion in economic impact across New York and New Jersey.
It's Giuliani (extra) time
Spot the pol!
Study the photograph carefully. Only the political figure is missing. Guess who it is.
All the president's guests
World leaders, royals and Trump allies join the president in his World Cup suite.