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European shares were still on track to post a sharp weekly loss after Thursday rout.

Two hundred Ghanaian soccer fans reportedly said that they are Muslims and are "fleeing the violent conflicts between different Muslim groups."

As the World Cup approaches its climax, it’s a fitting time to reflect on the greatest soccer players of all time.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1 percent, or more than 170 points.

Joachim Low’s side should be wary of overconfidence when they have such a deep World Cup history with Argentina.

Brazil's humiliating defeat to Germany in the World Cup semifinals made the team a target for Pornhub's audience.

Brazil is a long-shot to come back from a massive deficit against Germany in the 2014 World Cup Semifinals, but it's happened before.

A map showing a plan for ISIS expanding its caliphate spread on social media, but experts say it isn't what it seems.

The changes Germany coach Joachim Löw has made to his team improve their chances of avoiding three-straight World Cup semifinal exits.

Orange Horizon's initiative by French carrier Orange SA will provide U.S. tourists with easier access to its network while they are traveling in France.

Brazil face a massive challenge when taking on Germany in the World Cup semifinals without their talisman, Neymar.

Employing his signature touch, blazing footwork and unparalleled balance, the Argentina forward couldn't be stopped.

The Barcelona striker will miss the rest of the World Cup, and Brazil next squares off against a formidable German side in the semifinals.

Germany and France are set to meet in the quarterfinals of the 2014 World Cup.

Russia's loss to Belgium was most-pirated match so far in the World Cup.

ESPN announced that a record number of World Cup fans tuned in to watch Belgium eliminate the US from the tournament.

The 2014 World Cup betting odds give several teams in the quarterfinals a good chance to win the championship.

Team USA will look to upset Belgium in the 2014 World Cup.

The United States will take on Belgium in the Round of 16, with ambitions now raised of making a deep run in the 2014 World Cup.

About 220 million Facebook users have been involved in more than 1 billion World Cup-relevant interactions since the tournament began June 12.

Algeria will be targeting a famous upset as well as revenge when they take on Germany in the Round of 16 at the 2014 World Cup.