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Last update: 4 hours agoWorld Cup Spotlight: FIFA chief Gianni Infantino says the 2026 tournament will be watched by “six billion” people at home, with 6.5 million at venues, kicking off June 12 and ending July 19 in New York/New Jersey—while FIFA also leans on a star-studded entertainment push, including Madonna, Shakira and BTS for the final halftime show curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin. Ticketing & Consumer Clash: California AG Rob Bonta is challenging FIFA over reports of seat-category changes after purchase, asking how the pricing and assignment process will be fixed. Immigration Pressure in the U.S.: A federal judge blocked Texas from enforcing key parts of SB 4, limiting state power to arrest and deport people suspected of crossing the border illegally. Mexico-Linked Crime & Security: California DOJ says it arrested an alleged major fentanyl trafficker in Arcadia and seized $1.3 million in fentanyl—suspected to have originated in Mexico. Cuba Fallout With Regional Ripples: Cuba’s grid is in crisis after running out of fuel oil and diesel, with protests growing as blackouts stretch.
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