Cedar Attanasio

It's all about whether citizens of the world's greatest soccer nation see Argentina primarily as a neighbor or a rival.

The mood of Brazil was more glum than angry following Tuesday's World Cup loss to Germany.

In the crowded bars around the FanFest, Brazilians sat -- some with faces blank with disbelief, others with their heads in their hands.

Brazil's "team" of street vendors sees the World Cup as a chance to beat legal obstacles to long-term legitimacy.

Groups with varying agendas protested on the streets of São Paulo, and some of the demonstrations turned violent.

U.S. soccer fans enjoyed victory and celebrity at a public viewing of the U.S.-Ghana World Cup match in Sao Paulo on Monday.

From culinary snobbery to corrupt construction contracts, Brazilians have plenty to be bothered about concerning the World Cup.