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Seventy-two matches down, just 32 remaining, and something I’ve never quite seen before is happening. The 2026 World Cup is a true melting pot of fans, cultures and soccer adoration combined for an unforgettable group stage, and we’re not even close to done yet. Whether as a player for Colombia’s national team or as a broadcaster, I thought I’d seen it all. Copa América, the London Olympics, World Cups. But this tournament is special. Yes, we’ve had some phenomenal action on the pitch. Unbelievable goals, gravity-defying saves, awesome underdog victories and superstars like Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé on fire with an…

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There is no trend that has impacted the markets and economy more this century than the rise of the technology sector. Double-clicking on this thought, it’s clear that there have been a very small number of companies leading the charge as our internet-driven society becomes more digitally native. According to research from The Motley Fool, the Magnificent Seven stocks make up about 33% of the S&P 500 index’s entire market cap. These businesses have a tremendous impact on the overall market’s performance. In the past decade, Nvidia has been the best investment by far, with its shares skyrocketing 16,930% (as…

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Americans already pay plenty to own a car. They pay sales taxes when they buy one. They pay gas taxes every time they fill up. They pay tolls, insurance premiums, registration fees, inspection fees, and in many states, yearly property taxes simply for the privilege of owning a vehicle. Now Congress wants to add another bill to the pile: a new federal annual vehicle registration fee. Some in Congress are calling it an “EV fee” aimed at electric and hybrid vehicles. Americans should not assume it will stop there. We have seen this movie before. In 1997, Virginians revolted against…

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Firms take great pains to stand out yet too many advisors risk sounding the same. According to two former advisors-turned-industry-coaches, it’s not an accident — it’s how the advisors have been trained. Processing ContentAnd more importantly than simply being uninteresting, leaning too far into it could come with a cost.At a recent webinar hosted by the estate planning platform Vanilla, Erin Botsford, a former advisor who is now a coach and creator of the Elite Advisor Program, shared that rehashing the same concepts as the next advisor over, “is not our fault,” she said. “It’s how the industry was designed.” Rooting out…

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The 2026 World Cup knockout rounds are here, and co-host Canada gets the honor of kicking things off on Sunday against South Africa, with both advancing out of the group stage for the first time. Bafana Bafana stunned Korea Republic with a 1-0 victory in the final Group A match on Wednesday night, while Canada dropped a 2-1 decision to Switzerland to fall short of winning Group B. The Canadians won’t have the home-field advantage this time, with the match being held in Inglewood, Calif., with a 3 p.m. ET kickoff.The World Cup 2026 knockout stage’s arrival means fewer matches…

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America is in a dire generational predicament. A day is coming — soon — when Gen Z, a generation known for distrust and disillusionment, will be deciding whether this experiment called America is still worth saving or if we’ve earned our place in the ash heap of history.On this episode of the “Steve Deace Show,” Deace addresses 23-year-old Ben’s question that no older generation wants to look at: What happens when the older generations are gone and Gen Z takes over?His response is one of the most honest, chilling, and ultimately challenging things he has ever said on air. “Given…

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