Today in Egypt: Military Government Honors Peace Treaties; Protesters Rally for Civilian Rule
And there are new protests in Algeria.
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More People Than Usual Are Burning Themselves Alive
Across North Africa, a political protest is catching on.
Italian Restaurant Packed With Algeria Rooters (Except for Pro-U.S. Ecuadorian)
North African rooters served with coffee and disappointment.
America: F--K YEAH! A Historic Win, On the Front Lines
A look back at the biggest win in U.S.-soccer history.
HOLY SHINOLAS, PEOPLE: THE UNITED STATES JUST WON
Landon Donovan scores in stoppage time to give the U.S. a win over Algeria and a win in Group C.
FIFA Refs Once Again Cause Every American Fan to Dent Wall With Head
The U.S. and Algeria are tied nil-nil at the half. That isn't good.
U.S. Soccer’s History, and Future, Is On the Line This Morning
The United States needs to beat Algeria to make the next round.
Four Teams Are Through: Now It’s AMERICA’s Turn!
Argentina and South Korea are in, and now the U.S. prepares for tomorrow morning.
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