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Mario Gotze's goal in the 113th minute will go down as the winner.

Lionel Messi can further enhance his legacy in Sunday’s heavyweight World Cup final between Argentina and Germany.

The deadline for a deal is July 20.

Some historical periods gain importance only in hindsight, but the summer of 1964 was clearly significant, even as it was happening.

Newsweek explores the abduction of the Nigerian school girls which spawned #BringBackOurGirls — just one atrocity committed by the terror group.

Lionel Messi and Arjen Robben are likely to be the pivotal figures when Argentina take on the Netherlands in the World Cup semifinals.

The organization wrote on its Twitter account that its website crashed after the announcement was made.

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.

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

Kendall Jones, the Texas teen whose Facebook photos posing with endangered animals she hunted in Africa went viral, has a new enemy on her list: The Humane Society.

The United States crashed out of the 2014 World Cup after a 2-1 extra-time defeat to Belgium.

Just a week after a record-breaking strike ended, another bigger one has started.

Kendall Jones, a 19-year-old from Texas, is sparking outrage online for posting photos of herself smiling with dead animals—most of them endangered species—she gunned down while hunting big game in Africa.

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.

Slowing currents boosted carbon-dioxide storage in the oceans, leading first to less CO2 in the atmosphere and then to colder temperatures.

The new species of round-eared sengi, or elephant-shrew, is a native of the far-off northwestern region of Namibia.

Four days before the Oscar Pistorius trial is set to resume, a psychiatrist evaluating the Olympian suffered a heart attack.

Paul the octopus made more accurate predictions for the 2010 World Cup than Goldman Sachs has made this year.

Americans are watching the World Cup in record numbers. Here’s why.

Brazilian fans have nicknamed Mick Jagger “pé frio,” a term for a person who brings back luck, because of his record in backing losing teams in the World Cup.

Both Ghana and Portugal must win when they meet on Thursday in order to stand a chance of progressing to the last 16 of the 2014 World Cup.