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Southern Black leaders warn their power is on the line — and Democrats are looking elsewhere

Black lawmakers and activists in the Deep South say they are fighting an existential crisis on their own in the wake of a major Supreme Court ruling.

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The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes,

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Belgium's Red Devils get royal pep talk

King Philippe joined a growing club of royals cheering on their national teams in North America.

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Dutch deputy leader slams Moroccan football fans after riots

Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius accused supporters of acting like “madmen” regardless of whether Morocco wins or loses.

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Spain's post-separatist team

The Spanish squad is filled with Catalan and Basque players, but now no rumbles for regional sovereignty.

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Belgian airline needles Spain ahead of World Cup quarterfinal

"We think the joke speaks for itself," said Belgium's flag carrier.

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How Trump radicalized the Belgians

Belgium's national team did not arrive at the World Cup with a political identity. It has one now.

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Spot the pol! Study the photograph carefully. Only the political figure is missing. Guess who it is.

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Who will cheer for Palestine now?

The political cause without a World Cup team searches for a new champion.

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For Belgium's Beltway fans, a rout was the best revenge

The Balogun controversy is still alive in Brussels. In Washington, it's old news.

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Anti-discrimination reports sent to FIFA over Mexico games

The country has faced past scrutiny over a persistent anti-gay chant from its fans.

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Why the Olympics won’t have a Balogate

The International Olympic Committee has approached the Trump White House very differently than FIFA has.

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Progressives think they've found a way around their old social media posts

Far-left candidates are betting voters care more about economic populism than old posts calling to defund the police. Republicans are salivating.

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Why FIFA is putting down roots in Miami

The Zurich-based organization wants a permanent foothold in the Americas.

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Norway's other World Cup campaign: Getting Israel kicked out of soccer

The Scandinavian country is playing a long game in the Middle East, using institutional pressure rather than fan protest or outspoken players to get Israel

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Poll: Patriotism in the US, Europe and Canada, charted

An international POLITICO Poll details how politics shapes national pride differently across six major democracies of the West.

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The secret to becoming a sporting superpower

Norway’s minister responsible for sports reveals her country’s recipe for success.

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The host city is doing all of the hosting, none of the headlining

Miami Gardens built the stadium. Miami built the brand.

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Not everyone wants a day off

Keir Starmer says he doesn't want to jinx it — but the debate over a celebratory bank holiday is already in full swing.

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Southern Black leaders warn their power is on the line — and Democrats are looking elsewhere

The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Belgium's Red Devils get royal pep talk

Dutch deputy leader slams Moroccan football fans after riots

Spain's post-separatist team

Belgian airline needles Spain ahead of World Cup quarterfinal

How Trump radicalized the Belgians

Spot the pol!

Who will cheer for Palestine now?

For Belgium's Beltway fans, a rout was the best revenge

Anti-discrimination reports sent to FIFA over Mexico games

Why the Olympics won’t have a Balogate

Progressives think they've found a way around their old social media posts

Why FIFA is putting down roots in Miami

Norway's other World Cup campaign: Getting Israel kicked out of soccer

Poll: Patriotism in the US, Europe and Canada, charted

The secret to becoming a sporting superpower

The host city is doing all of the hosting, none of the headlining

Not everyone wants a day off

Spot the pol!