No changes will take place until after the tournament, but governing body's president apologizes to England, Mexico

Americans bought more tickets and paid more for TV rights. Should that give them more control over the game?

FIFA President Sepp Blatter defends South African fans' use of vuvuzelas as cultural right

He's just living up to his Internet reputation

Soccer officials and their foolish rules, trying to restrict what fans can say from inside the stadium

Athletes at the Tokyo Olympics will be barred from "demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda"

Oliver is determined to see that justice is served and the disgraced bigwig keeps his promise

The president, traveling in Europe, will miss a game in Washington between the U.S. and coup-rattled Honduras

Infrastructure still under development, but excitement reigns ahead of the World Cup.

On the bright side: Soccer is finally getting its "perp walk"