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World Cup red card controversy

World Cup red card controversy
NBC News Friday 03 July 2026, 01:13 UTC 1 min read
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Great Americans: A conversation with Eileen Collins 02:21 Daredevil climbers in court after Empire State Building stunt 01:21 72 million expected in holiday travel crush 01:56 Man fatally shot outside Florida Walmart after dispute over parking space 01:21 Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding festivities begin 01:57 Heat emergency forces cities to rework plans for holiday weekend 01:25 Great Americans: A conversation with Harlan Kredit 02:35 New body camera video shows NFL player James...

Great Americans: A conversation with Eileen Collins 02:21 Daredevil climbers in court after Empire State Building stunt 01:21 72 million expected in holiday travel crush 01:56 Man fatally shot outside Florida Walmart after dispute over parking space 01:21 Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding festivities begin 01:57 Heat emergency forces cities to rework plans for holiday weekend 01:25 Great Americans: A conversation with Harlan Kredit 02:35 New body camera video shows NFL player James Pearce Jr. fleeing police 01:12 Two arrested after scaling Empire State Building in daring stunt 02:09 NYPD memo details Taylor Swift wedding plans 01:31 Trump makes first trip on new Air Force One 01:14 Freight train derailment near Philadelphia sparks hazmat scare 01:37 New details in deadly Florida alligator attack 01:19 173 million people under extreme heat alerts as fires rage out west 01:49 Trump praises Supreme Court ruling upholding bans on transgender athletes in female sports 01:43 Great Americans: A conversation with Alex Cole, Legacy Flight Academy 02:27 Supreme Court rejects Trump’s push to end birthright citizenship 02:03 Nightly News World Cup red card controversy 01:19 Copied One of the star players on the U.S. men's soccer team received a red card and will be sidelined for Monday’s game. According to FIFA rules, there’s no way to appeal. NBC News’ Steve Patterson has more on what his coach is saying tonight.July 3, 2026
World Cup (EVENT) Great Americans: (ORG) Eileen Collins (PERSON) Empire State Building (ORG) Florida Walmart (ORG) Taylor Swift (PERSON) Travis Kelce (PERSON) Americans (ORG) Harlan Kredit (ORG) NFL (ORG) James Pearce Jr. (PERSON) Trump (ORG) Philadelphia (LOCATION) Florida (LOCATION) Supreme Court (ORG)
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