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Mauricio Pochettino has officially signed with the USMNT as men's national team coach through the 2030 World Cup! In today's episode, Tom Bogert, Tony Meola, and Benny Feilhaber break down U.S. Soccer's decision to lock in the Argentine manager for a full four-year cycle after the 2026 World Cup run. On Today's Episode:

Enjoy one month of free access to Conversations on Dance on Patreon and listen ad-free. Click here to redeem.Today we are live from Vail with one of the Vail Dance Festival's most beloved returning artists, ABT Principal Dancer Herman Cornejo. Called “the most technically accomplished male ballet dancer in the United States” by The New Yorker, Cornejo has spent more than 15 summers on the Vail stage, becoming a touchstone of the festival experience for audiences and artists alike. The Argentine-born virtuoso joined American Ballet Theatre in 1999 and has since accumulated an extraordinary list of accolades. He is also the founder of the American Dancers Off-Road (ADOR) initiative and Director of Repertoire at ABT. In this conversation, he looks back at his history with the festival and forward to what's next.Stay tuned for eight more episodes coming from the Vail Dance Festival 2026.Conversations on Dance at the Vail Dance Festival is generously underwritten by The Town of Vail.LINKS:Website: conversationsondancepod.comInstagram: @conversationsondanceCOD MerchJoin our email listSponsorship information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Featuring soul titan Lo Steele; Mexico meets Espana courtesy of Benjamin Garcia and Lucas Martinez; modern master Mark Turner and his quartet; LA/NY pianoman Jonah Smith; an ensemble of New Orleans mainstays, Nolatet; Argentine piano whiz Leo Genovese; and Erik's CDMX improv project Scorpio Session.

Good afternoon, I'm _ with today's episode of EZ News. Tai-Ex opening The Tai-Ex opened up 1,677-points this morning from yesterday's close, at 41,610 on turnover of $33.5-billion N-T. Taiwan shares closed below the 40,000-point threshold on Thursday after a volatile session that saw the benchmark index swing more than 1,700 points, erasing an intraday surge of over 1,100 points as late selling dragged the market lower. Analysts say the correction has been unusually steep, with the Taiex down more than 6,192 points so far this month and on track for its biggest monthly point decline on record. MOFA opens Kumamoto earthquake donation account The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has opened a dedicated bank account for cash donations as it works to establish a relief fund for people in Japan affected by Tuesday's magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck Kumamoto Prefecture. The Mega Bank account will accept donations from the public from tomorrow through August 31. Presidential Office spokesperson Karen Kuo says President Lai Ching-te, Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim and Premier Cho Jung-tai will each donate 200,000 N-T to the account. Kuo said Taiwan and Japan have supported each other during difficult times over the years and she's calling on the public to extend (給予，提供) their goodwill to earthquake-hit areas and help residents return to normal life as soon as possible. COSTA RICA'S GRYNSPAN LEADS FIRST UN SECURITY COUNCIL STRAW POLL IN RACE TO SUCCEED GUTERRES Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan has emerged as the frontrunner in the first informal straw poll (非正式投票) to choose the next United Nations Secretary-General, winning ten votes of encouragement from the fifteen members of the Security Council. Seven candidates — four women and three men — are vying to succeed António Guterres, whose second five-year term ends at the end of December. The Security Council did not officially release the results, and paper ballots were destroyed after counting. Mitch Mccann reports from New York. Liberia Burns Confiscated Concaine Liberian law enforcement agents have burned some 4.2 metric tons of cocaine worth about $336 million. The action comes after the country's largest-ever drug seizure, which implicated senior police officials. Authorities say investigators identified officers who allegedly helped escort the cocaine. The police chief of highway patrol and the head of major crimes have been charged, while a deputy police commander is also a suspect. The Justice Ministry says the cocaine was recovered during a raid near the capital, Monrovia. Liberia's police and drug enforcement agency also burned cocaine seized in June. West Africa has become a key transit route (轉運路線) for cocaine trafficked from South America to Europe. Argentina Emergency Decree to Deny Entry or Expel Foreigners who Incite Violence Argentine President Javier Milei has signed an emergency decree allowing the government to deny entry to or expel foreigners who incite discrimination or violence against Argentines. This measure adds new grounds to Argentina's immigration law, allowing authorities to revoke visas and deport those promoting hatred against Argentines. The move follows weeks of international backlash during and after the World Cup, when controversy over refereeing decisions, Argentina's aggressive style of play and a post-match brawl broadened into criticism of the country itself. The decree does not apply to protected speech but leaves unclear how officials will distinguish prohibited hate speech. That was the I.C.R.T. EZ News, I'm _. －－－－以下為 SoundOn 動態廣告－－－－ 出國前最怕匯率一直漲?中國信託銀行挺你聰明換匯 設定匯率到價智慧通知，匯率相對低點不錯過 再領優惠券享美金最高減3分等優惠 立即設定：https://sofm.pse.is/9eqdge 投資外幣如幣別轉換可能產生匯兌損失，應評估涉及自身情況審慎投資。 完整注意事項詳見網站資訊。 -- 中秋送禮就選皇樓！ 超過30款中西式精緻禮盒，榮獲iTQi最高三星與台灣百大糕點金質獎肯定，深受百大企業指定。 無論送客戶或親友，用尚好的心意，為你送上極致禮遇，立即點選以下連結 https://sofm.pse.is/9erj55 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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A splash of wine hits the dust beneath the table, offered first to Pachamama - aka Mother Earth, and suddenly northern Argentina feels more family member than nameless destination. Follow Phoebe's Wander Woman correspondent Daniel Neilson as he journeys to Jujuy and Salta following ancient Andean trade routes, reading a 4,000-year timeline etched into rock, and asking one deceptively simple question: how did life and culture move across mountains that seem designed to keep people apart? The answer, it seems, is llama-shaped. Also coming up:Author Michael Pugh - on Riding through War and Peace on a horse from Russia to Transylvania Travel Hack: How to (and how not to) travel with a teenagerWhales, sloths and cabybaras... Latin America's best 10 wildlife encounters Meet Katie Carr, the woman who not only finished her late brother's book but went on to honour his memory by completing his kayaking adventureGear chat: what to pack to travel by horsebackJuana Manual Gorriti – the greatest Argentine author you've never heard of – is our Wander Woman of the Month.If you enjoyed the stories, subscribe, share the episode with a fellow traveller, and leave us a review so more people can find the show.Contact Wander Womanwww.Phoebe-Smith.com; @PhoebeRSmith

C'est la nouvelle idée de Gianni Infantino. La Fédération internationale de football (Fifa) a annoncé un projet de création d'une filiale chargée de gérer ses activités commerciales et d'ouvrir la porte aux investisseurs privés, promettant une manne de 10 milliards de dollars pour financer le développement du football. L'annonce du projet, qui serait par ailleurs lié à la famille élargie de Donald Trump, provoque l'inquiétude de nombreuses fédérations nationales ou continentales, avec en première ligne la fronde de l'UEFA. Analyse de Yassine El Yattioui, enseignant-chercheur à l'université Lumière Lyon II.  RFI : Concrètement, comment Gianni Infantino compte-t-il s'y prendre pour vendre des parts de la Coupe du monde à des acteurs privés ? Yassine El Yattioui : Selon le journal britannique The Times, qui a dévoilé le projet de la Fifa avant que l'instance ne communique officiellement, Gianni Infantino serait pressenti pour diriger lui-même ce fonds d'investissement privé à la fin de son mandat de la présidence de la Fifa, ce qui lui permettrait de gagner personnellement plusieurs dizaines de millions de dollars par an. On voit des intérêts personnels importants. Dans le cas de la Fifa, la question centrale, c'est celle de la position dominante, parce que la Fifa n'est pas une entreprise privée classique, mais contrôle l'un des produits les plus puissants du monde : la Coupe du monde. Cette compétition concentre une valeur économique importante avec les droits audiovisuels, les partenariats commerciaux, les prix des places également – qui ont fait polémique lors de la dernière édition américaine –, et le sponsoring et l'exploitation mondiale de la marque. Maintenant, le débat à propos de cette vente privée du plus grand tournoi sportif du monde porte sur un paradoxe, parce qu'une organisation à but non lucratif – c'est le statut officiel de la Fifa – est chargée de réguler le football mondial, mais détient aussi un monopole sur certains actifs économiques essentiels du football. On cherche à ouvrir une partie de ses revenus futurs à des investisseurs privés. Mais là, on s'interroge sur le risque d'une financiarisation excessive du bien sportif, parce que ce bien sportif possède une dimension culturelle et politique mondiale importante. Surtout que l'on approche du Mondial du centenaire, le prochain Mondial 2030, qui se déroulera sur deux continents [Europe avec l'Espagne et le Portugal, Afrique avec le Maroc, NDLR]*. En plus de ces objectifs économiques, y a-t-il une dimension politique ? Car une autre échéance importante approche : celle de l'élection du prochain président de la Fifa l'an prochain, à laquelle Infantino est candidat à sa propre succession... Absolument, et pour l'instant il est le seul candidat à sa succession, ce qui crée des problématiques sur l'opacité du fonctionnement organisationnel et sectoriel de la Fifa. Les candidats pour mettre à mal la candidature de Gianni Infantino, pour l'instant, ne se bousculent pas, et il bénéficie désormais de l'appui politique de Donald Trump. N'oublions pas que Gianni Infantino lui a attribué le premier prix Fifa de la paix, qui a fait également beaucoup de polémiques, quelques mois avant la Coupe du monde, surtout avec le conflit iranien. Cela pose des questions sur les liens politico-financiers entre l'entourage de Donald Trump et Gianni Infantino. N'oublions pas que Sepp Blatter, l'ancien président de la Fifa au début des années 2000, avait déclenché beaucoup de polémiques sur le plan de la corruption et sur le plan de la financiarisation privée. Mais là, on atteint encore un autre stade. À propos de ces liens entre Gianni Infantino et Donald Trump, selon des informations de presse, cette opération de vente à des acteurs privés de parts de la Coupe du monde inclurait des proches du président américain. Il y a eu beaucoup de réactions depuis ces annonces, notamment de la part de l'UEFA, de nombreux pays européens, même de l'Union européenne. A-t-on déjà vu une opposition aussi frontale à la Fifa ? On l'a vu récemment avec l'arrêt de la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne en 2023 concernant le projet de la Super Ligue, un projet de compétition privée afin de concurrencer la Ligue des champions. Elle a été menée surtout par le président du Real Madrid, Florentino Perez, ainsi que d'autres grands clubs européens, pour avoir plus de droits télé et des opportunités économiques croissantes par rapport à la Ligue des champions. L'arrêt de la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne a constitué un moment historique, parce que la Cour n'a pas donné raison au projet de Super Ligue, tout en rappelant que des organisations comme l'UEFA doivent respecter les principes du droit européen, de la concurrence et ne peuvent pas disposer d'un pouvoir discrétionnaire pour autoriser ou interdire des compétitions. Est-ce que cela va arriver désormais jusqu'au plan judiciaire supranational ? Si le projet est officialisé par un communiqué officiel de la Fifa, cela peut avoir des tournures très importantes, même sur le plan politico-judiciaire. Pensez-vous que cela peut donner lieu à des boycotts de la part de certaines sélections sur les prochaines compétitions ? C'est possible, mais malheureusement, le boycott d'une Coupe du monde – par exemple, la prochaine Coupe du monde 2030 – par des fédérations internationales ou des fédérations nationales serait extrêmement difficile. Parce que cette compétition possède une puissance symbolique et économique incomparable. Il y a également le sponsoring. Rappelons par exemple que Nike, qui est donc l'équipementier de l'équipe de France, pour donner une illustration, paye plus d'une vingtaine de millions d'euros par an pour vendre les maillots de l'équipe de France et être l'équipementier officiel. Si la Fédération française boycotte la prochaine Coupe du monde, elle se privera de toutes ses recettes de sponsoring, de billetterie, de droits télé, etc. * Outre l'Espagne, le Portugal et le Maroc, la Coupe du monde 2030 verra aussi trois matches se tenir en Argentine, au Paraguay et en Uruguay. À lire aussi«Une attaque contre le football»: la Fifa veut faire appel à des investisseurs privés et suscite un tollé

Antônio Sampaio and Marion Messmer discuss Argentine president Javier Milei’s direct intervention in Brazil’s elections, endorsing Flávio Bolsonaro and calling President Lula a “convict” and “delinquent”. Has it become the norm for politicians to intervene across borders?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hier, dimanche 26 juillet 2026, Brasilia a rappelé son ambassadeur à Buenos Aires. L'ambassadeur argentin au Brésil, lui, a été convoqué par le ministère des Affaires étrangères brésilien. À l'origine de cette dispute entre les deux voisins, il y a les propos tenus par Javier Milei ce week-end. Samedi, à Sao Paulo, lors de l'investiture de Flavio Bolsonaro comme candidat des conservateurs à la présidentielle d'octobre, le président argentin d'extrême droite a traité son homologue brésilien de gauche de « voleur », sans le nommer. Javier Milei s'en est aussi pris au juge de la Cour suprême brésilienne, Alexandre de Moraes. Dimanche, Javier Milei en a remis une couche. Il a accusé le Brésil, mais aussi le Mexique et le Parti démocrate des États-Unis d'être responsable d'une « campagne anti-argentine ». Les autorités brésiliennes n'ont pas apprécié ce qu'elles qualifient de « propos offensants » et elles l'ont fait savoir. Les relations entre Lula et Javier Milei n'ont jamais été bonnes. Mais jamais auparavant - jamais même depuis le retour de la démocratie dans les deux pays - la situation n'avait été aussi tendue, explique Marine de La Moissonnière, journaliste au service international de RFI. Haïti : élections présidentielle et législatives le 13 décembre En Haïti, s'achemine-t-on, du moins sur le papier, vers l'organisation des élections ? Ce week-end, le Conseil électoral provisoire a transmis au gouvernement un nouveau calendrier électoral. Le premier tour des élections présidentielle et législatives est fixé au 13 décembre prochain. Dans ce document, l'organe électoral prévoit également la publication des résultats définitifs le 7 mars 2027. Un calendrier qui suscite déjà des réactions à Port-au-Prince. Si certains citoyens disent attendre ces scrutins, d'autres se montrent très sceptiques. Correspondance de Peterson Luxama. À lire aussiHaïti : «Sans sécurité, les élections ne seront qu'un leurre» La tenue des élections est évidemment conditionnée à un retour au calme dans le pays. Or, on en est loin. L'insécurité s'étend notamment dans l'Artibonite. Jean-Denis, une localité de Petite-Rivière, est désormais complètement assiégée après l'attaque du gang Gran Grif, fin mars, et la prise de contrôle d'un axe stratégique. Début juin, les groupes armés sont passés à une nouvelle étape en érigeant un mur qui empêche désormais les quelques habitants qui n'ont pas pu fuir d'entrer et de sortir librement de la zone. Cette situation accentue l'isolement de la population et soulève de sérieuses interrogations sur la capacité des autorités à sécuriser les voies d'accès. Dossier signé Ronel Paul. À lire aussiHaiti : les habitants racontent l'horreur de l'attaque de gang dans l'Artibonite Équateur : comment enseigner la culture indigène pour éviter sa disparition ? L'éducation interculturelle et bilingue est une obligation constitutionnelle en Équateur. Ces écoles ne sont pas installées seulement à la campagne, dans les communautés rurales, mais aussi dans les grandes villes où de très nombreux indigènes ont dû migrer pour chercher du travail et fuir la pauvreté. Il existe 14 écoles et collèges interculturels à Quito, la capitale équatorienne, mais une sort vraiment du lot et est considérée comme un exemple par les autorités, celle de Yachay Wasi que notre correspondant Eric Samson a visitée. À lire aussiEquateur: quand des écoles défendent les langues indigènes Le journal de la 1ère En Guyane, des chefs coutumiers sont en mission pour identifier des terres ancestrales.

Jason is joined by Jonathan Tannenwald to talk about Major League Soccer's attempts to capture new soccer fans after the explosion of soccer interest around the World Cup, Sebastian Berhalter's move to the Middlesbrough of the English Championship, and the USMNT head coaching job—as in whether Pochettino coming back is a good idea, how the people who paid Poch's salary are impacted the decisions at US Soccer, and who might be a decent replacement for the Argentine if he doesn't come back. Support the show on Patreon and get access to the Besties Slack and bonus content: patreon.com/thebestsoccershow Buy a "Sun's Out, Baloguns Out" shirt or other TBSS gear: https://thebestsoccershow.creator-spring.com/ Check out Jason's YouTube show Morning Kickaround: youtube.com/@morningkickaround Read Jason's newsletter: https://jason-davis-soccer-eagle.ghost.io/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Heading to the home of tango with Telecom Argentine (TEO) The company recently merged the country's north–south telecom networks, creating a near‑national monopoly. Cameron highlights the dramatic macro backdrop: inflation falling from over 200%, currency movements driving large accounting gains, and regulatory conditions requiring TEO to divest millions of customers. We also consider the colourful political environment under President Javier Millei and his mastiff Conan the Barbarian, both of whose policies have reshaped the economy in unpredictable ways.Blog post available at: https://www.sharesforbeginners.com/blog/teo-igl

The World Cup marathon has finally come to a close with Spain triumphing over Argentina while seeming to do the impossible, uniting the whole non-Argentine world behind one cause for the good of football, and that's got nothing to do with me being a bitter Englishman. What about what has been happening off the pitch? What are the biggest business takeaways from the tournament. We're not short of content. Add to that a look at golf after an enticing Open Championship, and how the mysterious R&A oversee the non-US side of the sport, and the incredible record NRL deal as Rugby League once again shows its pulling power in Australia, and we have ourselves a breakdown.Disclaimer:The content of this podcast is intended as commentary and opinion on matters of public interest in the sports industry. While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, figures, statistics, and financial data referenced may be based on publicly available estimates and could be subject to error or change. Nothing in this podcast should be taken as a statement of fact. If you believe any information is inaccurate, please contact us at ⁠⁠charlie@20vc.com⁠⁠ and we will endeavour to correct the record promptly.We're delighted to also partner with the Global Institute Of Sport:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://gis.sport/BoS⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Subscribe to our Substack for bonus content:⁠⁠⁠https://substack.com/@businessofsport⁠⁠⁠If you're interested in partnering with the show, please reach out to us at:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠bos@20vc.com⁠⁠

This week Sam, Chris, Andrés and Santi B look back on the 2026 World Cup final, and the tournament as a whole. Just what were Argentina trying to do on Sunday, and why didn't it work? Why did they struggle to get going all through the tournament? And as the nation looks to the next chapter for the national team, what changes are around the corner for Lionel Scaloni, Lionel Messi and the rest?

Au menu de la troisième heure des GG du jeudi 23 juillet 2026 : Mondial, 23 millions de signatures pour exclure l'Argentine, avec Barbara Lefebvre, professeur d'histoire-géographie, Bruno Poncet, cheminot, et Charles Consigny, avocat.

In this episode, The World Cup is officially done and we've got absolutely everything to unpack after Spain's historic triumph. We kick things off by talking through how we celebrated Spain lifting the trophy before diving into whether the World Cup halftime show actually worked and if the tournament was a success in the USA. We don't hold back on Argentina's fanbase, England's ridiculous 6-4 third-place win over France, Spain's relentless pressing masterclass, Argentina failing to register a single shot on target in 120 minutes, and the dirty tactics that crept into the final. We break down Rodri's unbelievable tournament, just how far Luis de la Fuente can take this Spanish side, Spain's toughest test on the road to glory, and whether Rodri truly deserved the Golden Ball. We somehow end up debating whether Ferran Torres was the best-looking bloke at the World Cup, why Keyne Yamal was the funniest part of the tournament, how Spain completely neutralised Messi, and the Argentine captain's controversial antics after the final whistle.We also look ahead at what's next for Argentina once Messi eventually calls it a day, give credit to an outstanding refereeing performance, discuss what we're punting on now that the World Cup has wrapped up, and ask whether Lamine Yamal is now the face of world football. Then the big debates begin… was Spain's knockout run the toughest ever, did Rodri produce the greatest World Cup by a midfielder in history, and was Argentina's display in the final the worst we've ever seen? We dive into the rumours surrounding Argentina's dressing room before kick-off, whether third-place playoff goals should count towards the Golden Boot, Unai Simón's surprisingly stress-free final, who wins the Ballon d'Or from here, Trump's attempt to celebrate with the Spanish team, and finally sign off on an unforgettable World Cup 2026. Expect hot takes, plenty of laughs, complete football chaos, and enough unhinged opinions to keep everyone arguing until the next World Cup rolls around.Stay up to date on our socials @coastalsportspod (0:00) Introduction(3:48) Celebrating Spain's Historic World Cup Triumph(7:54) Was The World Cup Halftime Show A Success Or A Failure?(9:40) Was Hosting The World Cup A Success For The USA?(11:41) Are Argentina Fans The Most Controversial In Football?(14:51) England's Crazy 6-4 Third Place Thriller Against France(17:12) Breaking Down Spain's Relentless Pressing Masterclass(19:18) Argentina Failing To Register A Single Shot On Target(20:55) Analysing Argentina's Controversial Tactics(21:37) Rodri's Incredible World Cup Masterclass(24:19) How Far Can Luis de la Fuente Take This Spanish Team?(27:00) Spain's Toughest Challenge Of The Tournament(28:53) Did Rodri Deserve The Golden Ball?(31:30) Is Ferran Torres The Best Looking Player At The World Cup?(33:46) Keyne Yamal: The Funniest Moment Of The Tournament(34:52) Messi Neutralised Like Never Before(35:51) Messi's Controversial Antics After The Final(39:23) What's Next For Argentina Once Messi Retires?(41:08) Breaking Down The Outstanding Refereeing Performance(43:11) What Are We Betting On Now The World Cup Is Over?(43:48) Is Lamine Yamal Now The Face Of World Football?(44:52) Was Spain's Knockout Run The Greatest Ever?(45:55) Was Rodri's Tournament The Greatest By A Midfielder In World Cup History?(47:38) Was Argentina's Final Performance The Worst In World Cup Final History?(48:25) What Happened Inside Argentina's Dressing Room Before Kick-Off?(49:12) Should Third Place Playoff Goals Count Towards The Golden Boot?(50:00) Unai Simón's Calm And Composed World Cup Final(50:40) Who Will Win The Ballon d'Or?(51:32) Trump Attempting To Join Spain's Trophy Celebration(53:09) Signing Off From An Unforgettable World Cup 2026

Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies, and Tony Meola reflect on the 2026 World Cup. What (if anything) can US Soccer learn from Spain's success? And how much did the tournament move the soccer needle stateside? With USMNT fans waiting to learn whether Mauricio Pochettino will stay on for another cycle, the crew debates whether the Argentine is the right man to lead the program forward. And, if not, how long U.S. Soccer should take to find his successor.Then, The Athletic's Paul Tenorio joins the show to discuss MLS' efforts to capitalize on the 48-team World Cup, Don Garber's legacy as league commissioner, and the two leading candidates to replace him.Call It What You Want is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Follow the Call It What You Want team on X:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@JimmyConrad⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠,⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ @CharlieDavies9⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@TMeola1⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit ⁠https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/⁠Subscribe to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Paramount+⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Visit the betting arena on CBS Sports.com: ⁠https://www.cbssports.com/betting/⁠For all the latest in sportsbook reviews and promos: ⁠https://www.cbssports.com/betting/news/sportsbook-promos/

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has concluded with Spain lifting the trophy, but the global football community is completely focused on the ugly scenes that followed. We dissect Argentina's controversial and chaotic conduct following their 1-0 extra-time loss to La Roja.We break down the massive on-pitch brawl, Leandro Paredes' shocking physical altercation with Eric Garcia and Gavi, and the classless decision by the Argentine squad to turn their backs during Spain's medal ceremony. Has this damaged the legacy of the defending champions? To wrap up, we dive into a massive Q&A to hear your thoughts on the tournament's explosive finale.

ESPN FC is live with more reaction to Spain's World Cup victory! The champions are in Spain and were welcomed by raucous crowds. The king as well! We then check in with Mart Ainstein to get some Argentine perspective. Later, we remember Kevin Keegan before listening to Nedum's World Cup recap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Sports Bar full jammed packed show: Gene reacts to the World Cup Final & FIFA overall. He has high praise for US & North America for hosting. When will the US host again? Is Messi back in 4 years? Rich Nightingale & Penfield baseball check in from the Little League World Series. Will LeBron ever make his decision? Silver Lining? Timmy's Hot Take, The new nostalgic Knighthawks.

Cinq semaines de compétition, 104 matchs joués… et c'est l'Espagne qui termine au sommet de l'Olympe grâce à sa victoire en finale ce dimanche, 1 à 0, au terme des prolongations contre l'Argentine. La Roja est « un beau vainqueur », analyse l'un des envoyés spéciaux de RFI aux États-Unis, Eric Mamruth. « Le collectif espagnol est très bien huilé : beaucoup d'automatismes, de technique et une science du jeu, le tout orchestré par son capitaine et Ballon d'Or 2024 Rodri. Le milieu de Manchester City a d'ailleurs été sacré meilleur joueur de ce Mondial. » L'Espagne est également un vainqueur logique, selon notre journaliste. L'équipe était un cran au-dessus de ses concurrents, notamment de l'Argentine qui « hier en finale n'avait plus rien à proposer après un parcours spectaculaire, mais éreintant ». Pas de doublé, donc, pour Lionel Messi, 39 ans, qui aura, malgré tout, été l'un des grands hommes de ce Mondial avec huit buts inscrits et quatre passes décisives. Autres équipes qui ont déçu : le Brésil, la Colombie, l'Uruguay ou encore le Mexique, l'un des deux pays organisateurs. En revanche, les Haïtiens, certes battus à trois reprises en phase de poules, « ont montré du cœur et du beau football. Les grenadiers ont pris date pour l'avenir », estime Eric Mamruth. À lire aussiMondial-2026: l'Espagne sur le toit du monde Entretien avec le ministre haïtien de l'environnement La semaine dernière, Valéry Fils-Aimé participait à la Conférence mondiale de la Décennie internationale des sciences au service du développement durable à l'Unesco à Paris. Sarah Krakovitch de RFI l'a rencontré. Le ministre haïtien de l'Environnement évoque les principaux défis écologiques auxquels le pays doit faire face. « Il faut plus de justice climatique, d'équité. Nous ne faisons pas partie des grands pollueurs mais nous subissons les conséquences du réchauffement climatique », explique Valéry Fils-Aimé. Malgré la présence des gangs, « 80% du pays est accessible », assure le ministre pour qui les défis climatiques « ne relèvent pas de la situation sécuritaire ». Canada : les boissons énergisantes bientôt interdites aux moins de 16 ans Elles promettent de l'énergie, de la concentration, parfois même de meilleures performances. Les boissons énergisantes séduisent des millions de jeunes à travers le monde. Mais, au Québec, elles seront interdites aux moins de 16 ans en décembre prochain. Une première en Amérique du Nord. Un reportage de Nafi Alibert. À lire aussiBoissons énergisantes : quels risques pour la santé ? Le journal de la 1ère L'aéroport de Martinique se met à l'heure des vacances.

Paul Byrne talks to David del Fresno who was cheering for Spain and Mafs Gonzales who cheered for Argentina. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Navigating Friendship and Nature: A Journey to Iguazú Falls Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2026-07-20-07-38-19-es Story Transcript:Es: Las Cataratas del Iguazú rugían con fuerza en el fondo, la neblina envolvía el paisaje verde y vibrante.En: The Cataratas del Iguazú roared powerfully in the background, the mist enveloping the vibrant green landscape.Es: Sofía, Mateo e Isabel estaban en su aventura, listos para explorar la majestuosidad de la naturaleza argentina.En: Sofía, Mateo, and Isabel were on their adventure, ready to explore the majesty of Argentine nature.Es: El aire era fresco y limpio.En: The air was fresh and clean.Es: Era invierno y el frío no detenía a los valientes aventureros.En: It was winter, and the cold did not deter the brave adventurers.Es: Sofía siempre había amado la aventura, aunque tenía un miedo: las emergencias médicas.En: Sofía had always loved adventure, although she had one fear: medical emergencies.Es: Su alergia era impredecible, pero había tomado precauciones.En: Her allergy was unpredictable, but she had taken precautions.Es: Sin embargo, mientras caminaban, sintió un leve picor en la nariz.En: However, as they walked, she felt a slight itch in her nose.Es: "Probablemente sea solo el polen," pensó, queriendo disfrutar al máximo el viaje.En: “It's probably just the pollen,” she thought, wanting to enjoy the trip to the fullest.Es: Mateo, a su lado, estaba ocupado admirando la cascada.En: Mateo, by her side, was busy admiring the waterfall.Es: Su entusiasmo era contagioso.En: His enthusiasm was contagious.Es: Isabel, en cambio, estaba atenta a cada pequeña señal de incomodidad de Sofía.En: Isabel, on the other hand, was alert to every small sign of discomfort from Sofía.Es: "¿Estás bien?"En: "Are you okay?"Es: preguntó Isabel, con una mirada preocupada.En: asked Isabel, with a worried look.Es: "Sí, estoy bien," contestó Sofía, aunque algo dentro de ella le decía lo contrario.En: “Yeah, I'm fine,” answered Sofía, although something inside her told her otherwise.Es: Decidió seguir adelante, su deseo de ver el mejor mirador era más fuerte que el miedo a su alergia.En: She decided to continue, her desire to see the best viewpoint being stronger than the fear of her allergy.Es: A medida que avanzaban, el sonido de las cataratas crecía.En: As they advanced, the sound of the waterfalls grew.Es: El grupo llegó al mirador, el más impresionante de todos.En: The group reached the viewpoint, the most impressive of all.Es: El agua caía con fuerza sobre las rocas, creando un espectáculo hipnotizante.En: The water fell forcefully onto the rocks, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.Es: Justo en ese momento, la reacción alérgica de Sofía se intensificó.En: Just at that moment, Sofía's allergic reaction intensified.Es: La respiración se le dificultó y sus ojos comenzaron a lagrimear.En: Her breathing became difficult, and her eyes started to water.Es: Isabel no lo dudó.En: Isabel didn't hesitate.Es: Sacó el inhalador de emergencia de la mochila de Sofía y se lo pasó rápidamente.En: She pulled the emergency inhaler from Sofía's backpack and quickly handed it to her.Es: Mateo la ayudó a sentarse.En: Mateo helped her sit down.Es: Después de unos minutos de ansiedad, Sofía comenzó a recuperar el aliento.En: After a few minutes of anxiety, Sofía began to regain her breath.Es: La vista era aún más impresionante con el susto detrás.En: The view was even more impressive with the scare behind them.Es: "Gracias, Isabel.En: “Thank you, Isabel.Es: Sin tu ayuda, no sé qué hubiera hecho," dijo Sofía, aliviada.En: Without your help, I don't know what I would have done,” said Sofía, relieved.Es: Se dio cuenta de cuán importantes eran sus amigos para ella.En: She realized how important her friends were to her.Es: Isabel sonrió, abrazándola.En: Isabel smiled, hugging her.Es: Decidieron continuar con la caminata, pero a un ritmo más lento.En: They decided to continue with the walk, but at a slower pace.Es: El resto del día, disfrutaron de la naturaleza sin apuros.En: The rest of the day, they enjoyed nature without rushing.Es: Sofía entendió que a veces, es necesario prestar atención a uno mismo sin dejar de lado a los amigos.En: Sofía understood that sometimes, it's necessary to pay attention to oneself without neglecting friends.Es: Al final, aquel viaje no solo fue una aventura hacia las majestuosas Cataratas del Iguazú, sino también una exploración de la importancia del cuidado personal y la amistad.En: In the end, that trip was not only an adventure towards the majestic Cataratas del Iguazú, but also an exploration of the importance of self-care and friendship.Es: Los tres regresaron a casa con historias que contar y una lección valiosa: se puede ser aventurero sin dejar de ser prudente.En: The three returned home with stories to tell and a valuable lesson: you can be adventurous without ceasing to be prudent. Vocabulary Words:the waterfall: la cascadathe mist: la neblinathe adventurers: los aventurerosthe landscape: el paisajethe cold: el fríothe allergy: la alergiathe precaution: la precauciónthe itch: el picorthe enthusiasm: el entusiasmothe discomfort: la incomodidadthe viewpoint: el miradorthe breathing: la respiraciónthe eyes: los ojosthe emergency inhaler: el inhalador de emergenciathe backpack: la mochilathe anxiety: la ansiedadthe spectacle: el espectáculothe fear: el miedothe scare: el sustothe self-care: el cuidado personalthe friendship: la amistadthe exploration: la exploraciónthe trip: el viajethe nature: la naturalezathe winter: el inviernothe polen: el polenthe breath: el alientothe rock: la rocathe hug: el abrazothe view: la vista

European champions Spain won their second World Cup on Sunday, defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.当地时间 7 月 19 日，在东卢瑟福大都会人寿体育场进行的世界杯决赛战至加时赛，西班牙凭借加时进球击败阿根廷夺冠。赢得了他们的第二座世界杯冠军。Ferran Torres scored the only goal of the game in extra time — his first of the tournament — kicking in a cross by Nico Williams, who had a goal 10 minutes early disallowed for a foul.费兰·托雷斯在加时赛中攻入全场唯一进球，也是他在本届赛事上的首粒进球——他接尼科·威廉姆斯的传中破门。威廉姆斯在10分钟前曾有一粒进球因犯规被判无效。A second goal by Torres in extra time was deemed offside and disallowed.托雷斯在加时赛中的第二粒进球被判越位无效。Argentina played extra time down one man, after Enzo Fernandez received a second yellow card and was sent off near the end of regulation.阿根廷在加时赛中少一人作战，恩佐·费尔南德斯在常规时间临近结束时吃到第二张黄牌被罚下场。Spain's only other World Cup championship was a 1-0 victory over the Netherlands in the 2010 tournament hosted by South Africa.西班牙此前唯一一次世界杯夺冠是在2010年南非世界杯上，当时他们以1比0战胜荷兰队。On their way to the championship, Spain knocked out other tournament favorites Portugal and France.在夺冠之路上，西班牙先后淘汰了另外两支夺冠热门球队葡萄牙和法国。Following a surprising 0-0 draw against Cape Verde in its first game, Spain went on to win its next seven games, allowing only one goal while scoring 14.在首场令人意外的0比0战平佛得角之后，西班牙在接下来的七场比赛中取得全胜，攻入14球仅失1球。Spain's defense did not even allow Argentina a shot on goal in the entire 120 minutes of the final, while Argentina's goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez set a World Cup final record with 10 saves.西班牙的防线在决赛120分钟内甚至没有让阿根廷队完成一次射正，阿根廷门将埃米利亚诺·马丁内斯则贡献了10次扑救，创下了世界杯决赛纪录。The loss ended a drive by Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, to win back-to-back World Cups, a feat only accomplished by Italy in 1934-38, and Brazil in 1958-62.这场失利终结了梅西率领的阿根廷队实现世界杯卫冕的征程——这一壮举此前仅有意大利（1934-1938年）和巴西（1958-1962年）完成过。A fourth Argentine victory would have put them in a tie with Germany and Italy for second place with four titles. Brazil, the only nation to appear in every World Cup, has five championships.如果阿根廷第四次夺冠，他们本将以4座冠军与德国和意大利并列历史第二位。巴西队则以5座冠军领跑——巴西也是唯一一支参加了每一届世界杯的国家。This year's World Cup was the first time three countries — the United States, Canada and Mexico — have co-hosted the tournament, with games in 16 cities. It was also the first time the field had been expanded to 48 teams.本届世界杯是首次由三个国家——美国、加拿大和墨西哥——联合主办，比赛在16座城市举行。这也是世界杯首次扩军至48支球队。Japan and South Korea co-hosted in 2002.此前2002年世界杯由日本和韩国联合主办。The next World Cup in 2030 will again see three host countries — Spain, Portugal and Morocco.2030年世界杯将由西班牙、葡萄牙和摩洛哥三个国家联合主办。knocked out /nɒkt aʊt/淘汰favorites /ˈfeɪvərɪts/夺冠热门draw /drɔː/平局shot on goal /ʃɒt ɒn ɡəʊl/射正saves /seɪvz/扑救back-to-back /bæk tə bæk/卫冕，连续夺冠

The bus boys are back as Rog, Rory Smith, and Humphrey Ker breakdown a ridiculous yet entertaining third place game between France and England. Should third-place game goals count towards the Golden Boot? And what will Thomas Tuchel's lasting legacy be after this tournament? Then, a look ahead to tomorrow's epic clash between Spain and Argentina. Who has the upper hand? Can Argentina muster more of their Messi magic? Or will Spain's defense smother the Argentines? Come be with us tomorrow at Fanatics Fest for our last Match Day Live show with Vozinha, Method Man, Becky Sauerbrunn and Tiki Barber. Plus, stick around after the show for a live watch party for the Final with Ryan Reynolds, Flo Balogun, and more. Get there early for the BofA Fan Band™ giveaway. Tickets here (use code MIB20 for 20% off): https://mibcourage.co/4yvKvEtMatch previews and recaps, delivered straight to your inbox. Start your morning with the Men in Blazers Newsletter: https://mibcourage.co/4b3SjTYSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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The World Cup final on Sunday is booked. But much focus will be on how the match highlights the changing of the guard at the pinnacle of soccer, between Argentine elder statesman Lionel Messi and Spanish prodigy Lamine Yamal. Also: today's stories, including how a resurgence of group songs and anthems at World Cup games offers a reminder on how shared music can bridge divides; how one bicentennial class of students reflect a divided yet hopeful America; and how a traveler's frantic sprint for a seat in Amtrak's Quiet Car led to a humorous breach of conduct. Join the Monitor's Clay Collins for today's news.

Matthew Toffolo interviewed Véronique Paquette, a Canadian filmmaker who directed a 5-minute animated dance film about Argentine tango created at the National Film Board of Canada in Montreal. Véronique discussed her 20-year career in animation before directing her first professional film, explaining how she combined her passion for tango dancing with her animation skills to create a unique black-and-white film that explores natural movement and intuition. The film took five years to complete due to personal circumstances including having three children during the process, and Véronique collaborated with a tango choreographer and dancers to create reference footage before animating the final work entirely herself using traditional ink-on-paper techniques with computer animation software. WILDsound praised the film's sound design and artistic merit, noting how it represents a counter-trend to AI-driven animation by emphasizing human expression and natural movement. https://www.instagram.com/verovic_paquette/ —— Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod —— Love for you to try the Indy Film Festival AP. • Daily new film festival of the best new films from around the world. New archived festival to watch anytime. • Library of over 500+ award-winning films to watch anytime. Go to https://www.wildsound.ca and sign up for the free 3-day trial. Check out the daily film festival (and previous ones from last month) at https://www.wildsound.ca/browse Always an amazing lineup of films. Inspiring for storytellers.

Argentina are in another World Cup final, and here Sam, Chris, Andrés and special guest Rob Adcock review their semifinal win over England and preview Sunday's final against Spain in Not New York.

We kick things off with a desperate landfill search for a missing Louisiana teen to a Nevada man who allegedly murdered his ex and left custody papers behind as a final message. In Ohio a woman whose mugshot says more than words ever could, a New Jersey sheriff now facing charges in the heartbreaking deaths of two K-9 officers, and a Florida man allegedly tried to set his wife on fire. An ex-con retaliated violently after his girlfriend insulted him about an erection, a wedding venue owner accused of stealing over a million dollars from couples, and an Indiana man cut off his own genitals in an attempt to start a fire.We also cover a Pinellas County woman's epic text tirade that led straight to her arrest, a Georgia man sentenced after mutilating his own eyes, a kidnapper who hid a teen in a dryer, and a Kentucky husband who allegedly kept his wife's body in a freezer for nearly six months. Plus, our True Crime Time Machine takes us back to the execution of John Joubert, and International Indiscretions examines a tragic case involving an Argentine flight instructor.Timestamps06:00 Landfill Search Underway For Louisiana Teen.13:00  Nevada Man Kills Ex and Leaves Custody Papers on Scene.18:00 Ohio Woman's Mugshot May Tell The Rest of The Story.23:00 New Jersey Sheriff Charged in Death of Two K-9's.30:00  Lustful Lawbreakers: Ex-Con Insulted By Girlfriend Over Erection, Retaliates.37:00 Foolish Felons: Wedding Venue Owner Steals Over 1 Million From Couples.41:00 True Crime Time Machine: John Joubert Execution. 44:00 International Indiscretions: Argentina's Flight Instructor Tragedy.48:00 Indiana Man Cuts off Genital's to Start Fire.55:00 Pinellas County Woman's Text Tirade Leads to arrest.Overtime58:00 Elderly Outlaws: Florida Man Attempts to Set Wife on Fire.1:02:00 Georgia Man Who Mutilated His Own Eyes Is Sentenced.1:06:00 Utterly Unrelated: Man with “Worlds Smallest Penis” Starts GoFundMe1:08:00 Kentucky Man Hides Wife's Body for Nearly 6 Months.VIDEO VERSION OF CRIME WIRE WEEKLY ON PATREON can be found via either link below: Exposed PatreonUnspeakable PatreonCozy Earth: Get 30% off on Bamboo sheet sets, pajama sets, pillows, comforters and so much more! Use the code EXPOSED at checkout.www.CozyEarth.com

We kick things off with a desperate landfill search for a missing Louisiana teen to a Nevada man who allegedly murdered his ex and left custody papers behind as a final message. In Ohio a woman whose mugshot says more than words ever could, a New Jersey sheriff now facing charges in the heartbreaking deaths of two K-9 officers, and a Florida man allegedly tried to set his wife on fire. An ex-con retaliated violently after his girlfriend insulted him about an erection, a wedding venue owner accused of stealing over a million dollars from couples, and an Indiana man cut off his own genitals in an attempt to start a fire.We also cover a Pinellas County woman's epic text tirade that led straight to her arrest, a Georgia man sentenced after mutilating his own eyes, a kidnapper who hid a teen in a dryer, and a Kentucky husband who allegedly kept his wife's body in a freezer for nearly six months. Plus, our True Crime Time Machine takes us back to the execution of John Joubert, and International Indiscretions examines a tragic case involving an Argentine flight instructor.Timestamps06:00 Landfill Search Underway For Louisiana Teen.13:00  Nevada Man Kills Ex and Leaves Custody Papers on Scene.18:00 Ohio Woman's Mugshot May Tell The Rest of The Story.23:00 New Jersey Sheriff Charged in Death of Two K-9's.30:00  Lustful Lawbreakers: Ex-Con Insulted By Girlfriend Over Erection, Retaliates.37:00 Foolish Felons: Wedding Venue Owner Steals Over 1 Million From Couples.41:00 True Crime Time Machine: John Joubert Execution. 44:00 International Indiscretions: Argentina's Flight Instructor Tragedy.48:00 Indiana Man Cuts off Genital's to Start Fire.55:00 Pinellas County Woman's Text Tirade Leads to arrest.Overtime58:00 Elderly Outlaws: Florida Man Attempts to Set Wife on Fire.1:02:00 Georgia Man Who Mutilated His Own Eyes Is Sentenced.1:06:00 Utterly Unrelated: Man with “Worlds Smallest Penis” Starts GoFundMe1:08:00 Kentucky Man Hides Wife's Body for Nearly 6 Months.VIDEO VERSION OF CRIME WIRE WEEKLY ON PATREON can be found via either link below: Exposed PatreonUnspeakable PatreonCozy Earth: Get 30% off on Bamboo sheet sets, pajama sets, pillows, comforters and so much more! Use the code EXPOSED at checkout.www.CozyEarth.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/exposed-scandalous-files-of-the-elite--6073723/support.

J-2 avant Espagne vs Argentine. La Big Apple monte-t-elle en température ? Ambiance, coulisses, dernières infos et premiers indices avec Cédric De Oliveira, en direct de New York. La finale sera à vivre en intégralité sur RFI ! (le 19 juillet 2026 à 19h TU / 21h (Paris)) ; - Espagne-Argentine : une finale pour l'histoire ! ; France–Angleterre : une petite finale… vraiment ? ; - Les cartons de la semaine ! New York passe en mode finale ! J-2 avant Espagne vs Argentine. La Big Apple monte-t-elle en température. Ambiance, coulisses, dernières infos et premiers indices avec Cédric De Oliveira, en direct de New York. La finale sera à vivre en intégralité sur RFI ! Espagne-Argentine : une finale pour l'histoire ! Deux styles. Deux visions du football. L'Espagne vise une , L'Argentine une . Elle rejoindrait l'Italie et l'Allemagne, juste derrière le Brésil. Et deviendrait la première nation à conserver son titre mondial depuis le Brésil en 1962. Qui écrira la plus belle page de son histoire Messi ou Yamal ? France–Angleterre : une petite finale… vraiment ? Le podium, l'honneur… et les adieux de Didier Deschamps. Mbappé toujours dans la course pour finir meilleur buteur ? À égalité de buts avec Lionel Messi, le capitaine des Bleus est devancé aux passes décisives. Un but ou plus pourrait tout changer. Les cartons de la semaine ! Vos meilleures vidéos, les coups de cœur, les coups de gueule… et les cartons de nos consultants. Qui décroche le ? Qui mérite le ou le ? Autour d'Annie Gasnier : Xavier Barret • Rémy Ngono • Benjamin Moukandjo • Manu Terradillos et Frédéric Suteau. Chef d'édition : David Fintzel. TCR : Laurent Salerno. Vidéo : Anne Dufort Cornilliet.     ► Le calendrier Coupe du monde ► Notre dossier spécial.

J-2 avant Espagne vs Argentine. La Big Apple monte-t-elle en température ? Ambiance, coulisses, dernières infos et premiers indices avec Cédric De Oliveira, en direct de New York. La finale sera à vivre en intégralité sur RFI ! (le 19 juillet 2026 à 19h TU / 21h (Paris)) ; - Espagne-Argentine : une finale pour l'histoire ! ; France–Angleterre : une petite finale… vraiment ? ; - Les cartons de la semaine ! New York passe en mode finale ! J-2 avant Espagne vs Argentine. La Big Apple monte-t-elle en température. Ambiance, coulisses, dernières infos et premiers indices avec Cédric De Oliveira, en direct de New York. La finale sera à vivre en intégralité sur RFI ! Espagne-Argentine : une finale pour l'histoire ! Deux styles. Deux visions du football. L'Espagne vise une , L'Argentine une . Elle rejoindrait l'Italie et l'Allemagne, juste derrière le Brésil. Et deviendrait la première nation à conserver son titre mondial depuis le Brésil en 1962. Qui écrira la plus belle page de son histoire Messi ou Yamal ? France–Angleterre : une petite finale… vraiment ? Le podium, l'honneur… et les adieux de Didier Deschamps. Mbappé toujours dans la course pour finir meilleur buteur ? À égalité de buts avec Lionel Messi, le capitaine des Bleus est devancé aux passes décisives. Un but ou plus pourrait tout changer. Les cartons de la semaine ! Vos meilleures vidéos, les coups de cœur, les coups de gueule… et les cartons de nos consultants. Qui décroche le ? Qui mérite le ou le ? Autour d'Annie Gasnier : Xavier Barret • Rémy Ngono • Benjamin Moukandjo • Manu Terradillos et Frédéric Suteau. Chef d'édition : David Fintzel. TCR : Laurent Salerno. Vidéo : Anne Dufort Cornilliet.     ► Le calendrier Coupe du monde ► Notre dossier spécial.

You’re listening to American Ground Radio with Stephen Parr and Louis R. Avallone. This is the full show for July 16, 2026. We open with a story that should trigger Logan Act investigations — Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch has revealed that New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani attempted to arrange a secret meeting with the Iranian government while the United States is actively engaged in military operations against Iran. We walk through the constitutional principle at stake: the United States speaks with one voice in foreign affairs, that voice belongs to the federal government, and a city mayor has no more authority to conduct foreign policy than he has to declare war. We also connect it to a pattern — from Obama's hot mic moment with Medvedev to John Kerry's shadow diplomacy during Trump's first term — of people who want the power of the presidency without the accountability of holding it. In our Top 3 Things You Need to Know, the U.S. launched strikes against Iran for the sixth consecutive day — targeting air defenses, rocket and drone facilities, and ports, with reports of 35 killed and 300 wounded in Iran, and a blockade-running ship disabled after repeated warnings. Then President Trump fired a newly appointed federal prosecutor in Seattle less than an hour into his first day on the job — a position filled by federal judges after Democrat Senate obstruction left the slot unconfirmed for more than 120 days. And a former Marine and congressional candidate in Florida was arrested for posting videos to social media calling for the murder of President Trump, describing him as the Antichrist, and advising what weapons and shooting patterns should be used — the latest of more than 20 documented assassination plots against the president, by far the most in American history. We also cover the Trump administration restoring the public charge rule — requiring that applicants for lawful permanent residence demonstrate they can support themselves without depending on government assistance. We explain why this was standard immigration practice throughout most of American history, why it is the policy of virtually every developed nation on earth, and why the most compassionate thing you can say to someone who wants to become an American is that we believe you can make it here on your own. Our American Mama Teri Netterville responds to a podcast host who said she doesn't trust any mother who wants to be with her children all day — and that homeschooling is weird. Teri's answer is simple and devastating: children are not a burden. They are a reward from God, an inheritance, arrows that parents are called to form and launch into the world for impact. The proof showed up at a stoplight on the way to the studio — Psalm 127, in a bumper sticker, on a car Teri had never seen before, minutes before a segment she didn't know she'd be having. She calls it a God thing. We do too. We dig deep into Senator Elissa Slotkin's remarks at a Michigan town hall — where she explained her opposition to the SAVE Act by saying it would make it impossible for any Democrat to win any election anywhere. We play the clip. We let her words sit. And we point out that if requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote is what makes Democrats lose elections, Senator Slotkin has just told you everything you need to know about who has been voting in Democratic primaries. The SAVE Act doesn't prevent anyone who is legally entitled to vote from voting. It just makes sure people who aren't legally entitled to vote don't get to cancel out the votes of those who are. We also cover Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego and reports that he had relationships with multiple congressional staffers before his marriage — and use it to return to the core principle that power causes brain damage. The part of the brain that processes empathy is measurably suppressed in people who accumulate power and believe they deserve it. The only people largely immune to this effect are those who genuinely believe they don't deserve the power they have. Public office is a public trust — and the people underneath you in that office are not perks of the position. We also cover a White House teleprompter technician who allegedly fed Trump's speech content into prediction markets before the speeches were delivered — trading on insider access to profit from words she was trusted to keep confidential. Every position of trust comes with an obligation of restraint. Some people just haven't figured that out yet. For our Bright Spot, the New York Times ran a piece headlined Mom, Dad, I Want to Be a Welder — following young Americans in their twenties who had the grades for college, chose trade school instead, and are thriving. Trade school enrollment is up nearly 20% since 2020. Starting salaries for skilled tradespeople now beat many college-educated entry-level positions. And a 23-year-old welder from Arkansas named LaDonna Glass said it best — she felt like if she didn't go to college she would be a failure. She isn't. We close with Earl Nightingale's definition of success — the progressive realization of a worthy goal — and note that success begins the moment you commit to something worthy of your time, your talents, and your character. And we close with a 2007 photograph taken at a Barcelona charity raffle — a baby boy named Lamin Yamal posing with a young Argentine footballer named Lionel Messi. Eighteen years later, Lamin Yamal is on the Spanish World Cup team and Messi is considered the greatest of all time — and the two people in that photo are about to face each other in the World Cup final. May your pursuit of happiness bring you joy. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, visit AmericanGroundRadio.com, and join the conversation at 866-AGR-1776!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The South Florida Roundup, we discuss what's next for the Everglades site that, for the past year, was home to the controversial migrant detention center known as Alligator Alcatraz. It's gone now, but what mark does it leave? [0:11]. Host Tim Padgett also spoke with WLRN's Wilkine Brutus on why Palm Beach County commissioners just decisively voted to block the massive artificial intelligence data center known as "Project Tango" [19:00]. And we'll examine Argentina's massive soccer success – and the local FBI probe into its federation. [33:45].

Jérôme Rothen se chauffe contre un autre consultant, un éditorialiste ou un acteur du foot.

Jérôme Rothen se chauffe contre un autre consultant, un éditorialiste ou un acteur du foot.

Le sujet fort de l'actualité foot du jour vu par Jérôme Rothen et la Dream Team.

Full Hour 2 in The Sports Bar: Tim Shares his hot take on soccer. Gene offers up a variety of topics in shots: The Sabres schedule is out & Gene approves. The WNBA needs some help. Ernie & the Wedge. Who does Gene believes wins the FIFA World Cup FInal? What did Gene learn on todays show?

Vlada ima danes na mizi dolgo pričakovan zakon, ki naj bi pripomogel k učinkovitejšemu preganjanju korupcije. Med drugim prinaša oblikovanje posebnega organa za preganjanje korupcije Skok in ustanovitev novega sodišča. V tožilstvu menijo, da zakon ne bo dosegel namena ter da lahko celo oslabi avtonomijo tožilstva. V oddaji tudi o tem: - Finančni minister Šircelj meni, da ni potrebe po drastičnih potezah, kot je zniževanje plač. - Merz opozoril ZDA, naj ne financirajo nemške skrajne desnice in naj se ne vmešavajo v jesenske volitve - Nogometaši Argentine v finalu svetovnega prvenstva. V nedeljo bodo na tekmi proti Špancem branili naslov prvakov.

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Radio Foot internationale en prolongation et en direct à 21h10 T.U. Pour revenir sur la 2è demi-finale de la Coupe du monde. L'affiche de la finale de dimanche est connue. Retour sur Angleterre/Argentine qui se déroulait à Atlanta. Nous reparlons également de la performance de l'Espagne, tombeuse des Bleus hier (14 juillet 2026) à Dallas. Le groupe du sélectionneur de la Roja Luis De la Fuente donne l'impression d'être imbattable. L'Espagne en route pour la 2è étoile ? Pour débattre avec Annie Gasnier : Chérif Ghemmour et David Lortholary. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno, chef d'édition : David Fintzel.      ► Le calendrier Coupe du monde ► Notre dossier spécial.

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Radio Foot internationale en prolongation et en direct à 21h10 T.U. Pour revenir sur la 2è demi-finale de la Coupe du monde. L'affiche de la finale de dimanche est connue. Retour sur Angleterre/Argentine qui se déroulait à Atlanta. Nous reparlons également de la performance de l'Espagne, tombeuse des Bleus hier (14 juillet 2026) à Dallas. Le groupe du sélectionneur de la Roja Luis De la Fuente donne l'impression d'être imbattable. L'Espagne en route pour la 2è étoile ? Pour débattre avec Annie Gasnier : Chérif Ghemmour et David Lortholary. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno, chef d'édition : David Fintzel.      ► Le calendrier Coupe du monde ► Notre dossier spécial.

Jérôme Rothen se chauffe contre un autre consultant, un éditorialiste ou un acteur du foot.

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The Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 2 (7.13) Everyone knows the massive campus at Beverly and Fairfax, but how many realize it’s the legendary Television City? The iconic CBS production facility opened in the 1950s and has hosted an incredible list of shows — “Three’s Company,” “The Carol Burnett Show,” “All in the Family,” “The Bold and the Beautiful,” “Family Feud,” “Dancing with the Stars,” and so many more. Now there’s serious chatter that the sprawling studio lot could be sold, with the current private owner battling heavy debt. What would they turn it into — condos? A hotel? That sounds like traffic Armageddon! Meanwhile, we’ve got four teams left in the FIFA World Cup: England, France, Spain, and Argentina, so get ready for those national anthems — and yes, even Madonna has sung the Argentine one, ding-dong! Up in space, there’s talk of a giant “space mirror” satellite that could reflect sunlight back to Earth on demand. Closer to home, Paramount and Warner Bros. are threatening to pull out of California if Governor Newsom and AG Rob Bonta block their merger — we’ve gotta keep Hollywood in Hollywood! And finally, Timmy wants to know: Why doesn’t Culver City want an In-N-Out? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Saturday saw Argentina beat Switzerland and England beat Norway to set up a potential World Cup semifinal for the ages. Sam, Chris, Andrés and Santi B review the nervy extra time victory over Switzerland and preview Argentina v England.

Rog and Rory Smith are back to breakdown the final day of quarterfinals action, including a dramatic clash between England and Norway that saw the three lions advance behind another incredible Jude Bellingham performance. Rog and Rory discuss what makes Jude so devastatingly good in big moments, the camera-wire controversy, and what made Norway such a special story this tournament. Then, Argentina sneak by again, this time past a resolute Switzerland side. Is it a positive or a negative that the Argentines keep winning late? Plus, a look ahead to both semi-finals matchups. Join us in Dallas on July 14 for Match Day Live with special guests Emmitt Smith and Daryl Johnston before the Spain-France semifinal match: https://mibcourage.co/451v21e The Match Day Live tour continues. We'll be back in Atlanta on July 15 with Ludacris at Founders Green in South Downtown: https://mibcourage.co/44nrpTe Daily match previews and recaps, delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe to the Men in Blazers Newsletter now: https://mibcourage.co/4wEoba0See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.