Trump eyes Boston for 2026 World Cup matches
Exclusive: Donald Trump reveals ambitious plans to bring FIFA World Cup matches to Boston as part of joint US-Mexico-Canada bid, creating potential partnership with Mayor Michelle Wu's administration.
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World Cup 2026 Draw Date Revealed for Historic Tournament
The FIFA World Cup 2026 draw date has been officially announced, setting the stage for the biggest football tournament in history featuring 48 teams across North America.
Cape Verde stun Cameroon to reach World Cup 2026
The tiny island nation of Cape Verde has defied all odds, booking their place at the 2026 World Cup after a dramatic victory over Cameroon, while Eswatini's fairytale run came to an end.
World Cup 2026 Draw Date Confirmed for Vancouver
FIFA announces December 2025 for the highly anticipated 2026 World Cup draw in Vancouver, setting the stage for the expanded 48-team tournament across North America.
FIFA considers winter World Cups for Middle East hosts
Exclusive: FIFA considers radical shake-up that would see major tournaments like the World Cup shift to winter in Middle Eastern nations, potentially starting with Saudi Arabia's 2034 bid. Football's global schedule faces unprecedented transformation.
Bellingham: England never thought we could win World Cup
Real Madrid sensation Jude Bellingham opens up about England's World Cup challenges in Qatar, revealing squad concerns and tournament realities in exclusive interview.
Trump bids for 2026 World Cup tickets amid legal cases
Donald Trump makes unprecedented move to secure premium 2026 World Cup tickets amid ongoing criminal cases, raising questions about FIFA's allocation process and political influence in football.
USA World Cup Dream 'Dead' After Shocking Defeat
The United States' hopes for the 2026 World Cup have been dealt a severe blow after a devastating loss to Panama. Outrage and disbelief ripple through the American football community as pundit Charlie Kirk labels the situation 'dead'.
Meanjin Literary Journal Closes After 85 Years
The shocking closure of Australia's venerable literary journal Meanjin after 85 years sparks outrage and sorrow, highlighting a deepening crisis for the nation's cultural institutions.
Ireland's Women Dominate Japan in Record-Breaking RWC Opener
Ireland's Women's Rugby team, the Grand Slam champions, launched their 2025 World Cup campaign with a stunning 36-12 victory over a spirited Japan, setting a new tournament attendance record in the process.
How ChatGPT helped write a prize-winning novel
Author Rie Qudan reveals how leveraging AI transformed her writing process and led to literary acclaim.
Sally Rooney backs Palestine Action campaign
Acclaimed novelist Sally Rooney has publicly supported Palestine Action, urging for accountability in the ongoing conflict. Discover her stance and the movement's goals.
Tom Gauld's witty take on literary advocacy in new cartoon
Renowned cartoonist Tom Gauld delivers another sharp, humorous take on the world of literature, this time exploring the idea of having someone to champion your writing.
Lucina Prestige: Celebrated Author Passes at 78
Celebrating the life and works of Lucina Prestige, the acclaimed author whose novels captivated readers worldwide.
Polari Prize spotlights LGBTQ+ literature
The Polari Prize, a leading award for LGBTQ+ literature, highlights the power of queer storytelling as discussions on trans rights intensify globally.
Must-Read Literary Fiction: 'Expansion Project' & More
Discover the latest in literary fiction with reviews of 'Expansion Project' by Ben Pester, 'Watching' by Jean-Baptiste Andrea, and more. A deep dive into captivating storytelling.
Taylor Swift's Shakespearean album 'Life of a Showgirl'
Discover how Taylor Swift's latest album, 'Life of a Showgirl', is packed with subtle nods to William Shakespeare's timeless works, blending modern pop with classic literary genius.
Katabasis: A Descent into Academic Hell
R.F. Kuang's 'Katabasis' is a blistering critique of academia, blending dark humour and sharp prose to expose the brutal realities of scholarly life.
Polari Prize faces withdrawals over John Boyne inclusion
Several nominees and judges have withdrawn from the Polari Prize following the inclusion of author John Boyne, sparking controversy over his views on gender identity.
Michael Crummey's 'The Adversary': Dark humour in Newfoundland
Michael Crummey's latest novel, 'The Adversary', delivers a gripping narrative of survival, betrayal, and dark humour set in a remote Newfoundland outpost. A must-read for fans of literary fiction.
Grace Yee’s poem silences critics after male poet’s mockery
Grace Yee shares how a male poet’s snigger at her poem’s title became the motivation she needed to stand by her work. A story of defiance and artistic integrity.
Anglophone literature's declining global appeal
Once dominant, English-language literature is losing its universal appeal as global readers seek diverse voices beyond the Anglo-American canon.
Elizabeth Gilbert pulls book over Russia backlash
Bestselling author Elizabeth Gilbert delays publication of her latest novel following criticism over its setting in Russia during the Ukraine conflict.
Book festival crisis over gender debate 'cowardice'
The Edinburgh Book Festival faces backlash as its director's controversial stance on gender debates leads to widespread criticism and calls for change.
David Brooks' 'Counting Sheep' celebrates Australian Poetry Month
Acclaimed poet David Brooks' latest work, 'Counting Sheep', takes centre stage during Australian Poetry Month, offering a reflective and lyrical exploration of nature and solitude.
Jenny Lindsay critiques literary gender debate
Poet Jenny Lindsay critiques the one-sided gender debate in literature, calling for a more balanced and inclusive discussion.
Book Festival criticised for excluding gender-critical authors
The Edinburgh International Book Festival has come under fire for allegedly excluding authors with gender-critical views, sparking a heated debate on free speech and inclusivity.
Salt Path scandal shakes nature memoir genre
The controversy surrounding 'The Salt Path' has sparked debates about authenticity in nature writing. Discover what this means for the future of memoirs and literary trust.
Must-Read Debut Novels: Endling to Dead Lucky
Discover the most captivating debut novels of the month, including works by Maria Reva, Katie Yee, and Connor Hutchinson. A literary feast awaits!
Allan Ahlberg, Beloved Children's Author, Passes Away
Celebrating the life and legacy of Allan Ahlberg, the cherished children's author whose timeless stories captivated young readers worldwide.
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