The Decade’s Top 10 Most Spectacular Falls From Grace
In the 2010s, many major public figures, companies, and institutions faced intense and public falls-from-grace. Here are some of the biggest losers and scandals of the past ten years.
After Blue Girl Passes, Activists Call On FIFA To Hold Iran Responsible
On Sept. 2, the woman dubbed Blue Girl set herself on fire in front of an Iranian courthouse. She later died in a hospital from severe burns.
Qatar’s 2022 World Cup Is Already A Human Trafficking Nightmare
According to a report in 2017 by the International Trade Union Confederation, at least 1,200 foreign workers had died in Qatar since it was awarded the World Cup in 2010.
5 Things To Watch Off The Field During 2018’s World Cup
The 2018 World Cup has the potential to offer as much intrigue off the field as on it. There will be plenty to watch, aside from international relations.
To Soothe The U.S. World Cup Failure, Watch The Under-17s Play
Three wins in four while playing the style of soccer that many American fans wish the senior team could. It’s enough to give hope to even the most cynical fans.
FIFA’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Unsurprising World Cup Expansion
FIFA wants to water down the World Cup tournament by expanding it from 32 to 48 teams starting in 2026.
Best Sports Moments of 2015 with Christine Brennan
Between #Deflategate, Jordan Spieth, Serena Williams, and the US Women’s Soccer team, there are a plethora of sports highlights in 2015.
Women’s World Cup: Title IX Is For White Girls?
Journalists credited the program requiring gender sports equity for USA women’s World Cup victory. They didn’t note the program’s lack of racial diversity.
The Federalist Radio Hour: Eliana Johnson and Brian Willett
Ben speaks with Eliana Johnson, the DC Editor of National Review, about Senator Elizabeth Warren and the 2016 presidential election.
America Plays World Police Yet Again Against FIFA
The U.S. Department of Justice’s indictment of 14 top FIFA officials should make us define the limits of American power, not cheer.
The FIFA Sting Is Soccer Lovers’ Fault
Why do we have to read about the feds using Capone-esque tactics to nab corrupt FIFA officials?
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