Where to watch Egypt vs. Iran at the World Cup: Live stream the match free from anywhere
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I took my kids to a family-friendly pub to watch the World Cup. It's more socially acceptable now.
Soccer fan Jonathan Stone took his kids to watch the World Cup on a big-screen TV in a pub. He shrugged off criticism.
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I own a Turkish Restaurant in San Francisco. Turkey's World Cup match here has changed my business.
Turkey playing in San Francisco as part of the FIFA World Cup 2026 has brought new customers to one restaurant, Turquaz's owner told Business Insider.
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Where to watch Japan vs. Sweden free stream from anywhere
Want to watch Japan face Sweden in the 2026 World Cup? Here's how to watch it live from the US, UK, Australia, Japan, and more.
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Where to watch the World Cup: Free live stream channels from anywhere for every game
The biggest football competition in the world returns. We'll show you where to watch the World Cup online from anywhere.
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We asked people who study gambling addiction how to bet on the World Cup
With billions of more dollars and dozens of more games, this World Cup will be a bookmaker bonanza. Here's how to keep yourself safe while wagering.
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A stranger offered to pay for the World Cup trip I promised my sons, but couldn't afford. I thought it was a scam.
After writing about being unable to afford a World Cup trip he'd promised his sons for years, a father received an unexpected message from a stranger.
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How to watch the World Cup in Spanish: Live stream 2026 matches anywhere
The FIFA World Cup is happening right now. We'll show you how to watch the World Cup in Spanish from anywhere.
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I'm a 67-year-old World Cup volunteer. Being able to contribute to soccer feels like a dream — it's an honor.
Juan Guanuna, a 67-year-old from Ecuador who immigrated to the US nearly 50 years ago, said that being a FIFA World Cup volunteer feels like a dream.
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Want to know who'll win the World Cup? Goldman Sachs has you covered.
Spain, France, and Argentina have the highest chance of winning the World Cup according to a prediction model by Goldman Sachs analysts.
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Mapped: 250 private jets touched down in Los Angeles ahead of Team USA's first World Cup win
Bookings to and from host cities were up 68% over last year, NetJets, the world's largest private aviation firm, told Business Insider.
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They bought World Cup tickets months ago. Now they're out of luck.
Over a dozen fans said that they bought tickets to attend the World Cup on sites like Stubhub. But the day of the game the sellers didn't deliver.
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The TSA wants foreign World Cup travelers to stop packing ranch dressing in their carry-ons
World Cup fans are developing a taste for ranch dressing — and the TSA wants to make sure they pack it correctly.
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I'm 66 and have been a groundskeeper for 48 years. Working on the World Cup is teaching me new things.
After 48 years on the job, UBC's head groundskeeper said prepping pitches for Team Canada for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been a learning experience.
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Best TVs for watching the World Cup in 2026
We reviewed top TVs to find the best options for watching the World Cup. Our picks deliver a bright picture and come in large screen sizes.
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Prediction markets are running up the score on sportsbooks at the World Cup
Prediction-market user activity has spiked since the start of the World Cup as platforms like Kalshi dominate traditional sportsbooks.
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I spent $750 on a World Cup ticket to see Scotland play. Days later StubHub said it wasn't available anymore.
Katherine Howe says she bought a ticket to see Scotland at the World Cup, only to learn days later it was unavailable.
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I didn't realize how big a deal the FIFA World Cup was until my Airbnb bookings blew up.
Jennifer Smith says World Cup visitors have filled her Texas Airbnbs, allowing her to charge significantly higher rates than usual.
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Check your LinkedIn DMs. You might have been asked to play in the World Cup.
Cape Verde's Roberto Lopes was born in Ireland and recruited for the squad via a LinkedIn message. The team secured a surprise 0-0 tie with Spain.
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