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SIGUIENTE El VAR salva a Argentina y Messi respira 03:10 ¡Lo gritan hasta El Cairo! Egipto se pone arriba en el marcador y las emociones están a flor de piel 01:19 La reacción devastadora de Messi tras fallar su penal ante Egipto 02:10 Egipto anota, Hassan pide calma y el banquillo rompe en celebración 01:31

Belgium appealing FIFA decision to reverse red card on Folarin Balogun 03:22 Now Playing UP NEXT Trump rings stock exchange opening bell to mark launch of Trump Accounts 00:46 Trump Heads to NATO Summit Following America at 250 Festivities 02:18 Trump takes hard stance against communism during July 4 speech 01:56 Ken Burns says America’s

Ken Burns says America’s founders would be ‘abjectly disappointed’ by Congress today 13:13 Paul Pelosi Apologizes After Alleged Hit-and-Run in California 00:31 Millions Pour Into Tehran to Mourn Late Supreme Leader 01:40 Watch the full Salute to America 250 fireworks show from Washington, D.C. 38:47 Now Playing UP NEXT Trump touts SAVE America Act during

KEYSTONE, S.D. — On the eve of the 250th anniversary of America’s independence, President Donald Trump spoke at Mt. Rushmore Friday night and warned that the nation is under threat from a “communist menace.” Trump’s half-hour address beneath the faces of four towering predecessors coupled patriotic messages about American power and greatness with a vow

In a speech marking America’s 250th anniversary, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani rejected President Donald Trump’s view of the nation, and especially its immigrants, without naming him directly. Mamdani criticized Trump’s immigration policies, sitting behind George Washington’s desk in New York City Hall and flanked by recently-naturalized U.S. citizens, rebuking the view of “the

Russia's Large-Scale Attack on Kyiv Kills Nearly Two Dozen People 00:31 Now Playing UP NEXT Ukrainian military releases video showing strikes in Russian-held Crimea 00:18 Ukraine launches drone strikes on Moscow 01:04 Ukraine launches drone attacks on major Moscow oil refinery 00:41 Fire engulfs centuries-old Ukrainian monastery after deadly strikes 00:49 Russian-occupied Crimea suffers fuel

SIGUIENTE ¡Lo gritan hasta Kinshasa! RD del Congo pone el primer gol y la hinchada se ilusiona 01:58 Brian Cipenga sorprende a Inglaterra… ¿con ayudita de Pickford? 02:37 ¡Está a punto de comenzar! RD del Congo se alista para el reto más grande ante Inglaterra 05:28 Sin nada que perder: RD del Congo llega a

Trump celebrates Supreme Court decision on transgender athletes 00:52 Now Playing UP NEXT Supreme Court strikes down long-standing campaign finance restrictions 02:19 Supreme Court rejects Trump's attempt to limit birthright citizenship 01:47 Supreme Court upholds state bans on transgender athletes in girls' sports 03:00 Trump revives push for sweeping elections bill after Supreme Court rulings

WASHINGTON — Rejecting a Republican National Committee challenge, the Supreme Court ruled Monday that elections officials may count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day if they were postmarked beforehand. The court, divided 5-4, held that the Mississippi law challenged by the RNC does not unlawfully conflict with the federal law that sets Election Day

House Democrat says he is ‘concerned’ NY progressive candidates could divide Democratic party 08:12 Mamdani-backed Chevalier: Democrats have ‘frustrated’ voters who couldn’t identify with the party 08:51 'I don't even think it's disputable' losing 2020 was the best outcome for Trump: Haberman & Swan 12:31 Now Playing UP NEXT Chris Murphy says Democrats should 'accept'