World Cup Politics: FIFA’s Infantino defended lifting U.S. striker Folarin Balogun’s red-card ban after Donald Trump praised the “brilliant” review—UEFA and others called it an unprecedented breach of sporting independence as Belgium still crushed the U.S. 4-1. Mexico-England Fallout: In Mexico City, UK PM Keir Starmer intervened to block FIFA’s proposed England-Mexico kickoff change over altitude and fairness concerns; England still won 3-2 despite Jarell Quansah’s red card, and the FA is weighing an appeal. North America Trade & Industry: Toyota announced it will shift most Tacoma production from Mexico to Texas, investing $3.6B in San Antonio and adding 2,000 jobs, while keeping some output in Guanajuato amid USMCA uncertainty. Cross-Border Security: A California murder suspect was arrested in Mexicali after a disturbance call, triggering an immediate warrant hit. Mexico Business/Regulation: A Mexico City legal boutique outlined market-entry planning for regulated sectors like life sciences, pharma, cannabis/hemp, and alcohol/tobacco. IUU Fishing Watch: NOAA flagged Mexico among governments tied to illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing. Hospitality: IHG opened Kimpton El Castelar in Mexico City’s Polanco.