2014 World Cup

Germany welcomed home its conquering heroes after its World Cup victory and got quite a show in the process.

Germany loves David Hasselhoff. The feeling is definitely mutual.

The Vatican says it is unlikely that Pope Francis and his predecessor, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, would get together to watch their home teams in the World Cup final on Sunday.

We get it: you're passionate about your favorite team. But are you as passionate as this Brazil fan, who went WWE on his flat screen T.V. after the embarrassing loss to Germany yesterday?

Brazil prides itself for the inception of the "beautiful game." Well, it wasn't very beautiful today, as Germany beat the hapless Brazilians 7-1.

The official World Cup hospitality provider says it has canceled or blocked tickets bought by four companies after some of their allocations were allegedly illegally re-sold on the black market.

The United States has been eliminated from the World Cup, but nobody can stop talking about the amazing display by American goal keeper Tim Howard.  Howard recorded a World Cup record 16 saves against Belgium, earning him hero status among American athletes...

Belgium scored twice in extra time and eliminated the United States, 2-1, in the first round of knockout play at the 2014 FIFA World Cup at Salvador, Brazil on Tuesday.

The World Cup is admired by so many people for its pageantry, the passion of the fans and players, and how the game of soccer brings together so many different cultures. However, there is a sort of fashion faux pas that runs rampant throughout the soccer world: bad hairdos.

Uruguay's famously casual President Jose Mujica is tossing some earthy expletives at FIFA over its four-month ban of Luis Suarez.