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theiranproject.comsports21 days ago
U.S. Shortens Travel Window for Iran's World Cup Team
The Department of Homeland Security reduced the advance notice required for Iran's national soccer team to travel to its next World Cup match. The adjustment applies only to the Iran-Egypt fixture and leaves other security and visa rules unchanged.
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The New Yorkersports32 days ago
World Cup Preparations Draw Limited Local Interest in Boston Area
The 2026 World Cup, hosted across three nations including the United States, has generated minimal visible signs in greater Boston despite one host city designation. A parent and child attempted to observe the French national team practice at Bentley University but were redirecte…
nypost.comworld33 days ago
Disney Cruise Line restricts cabin door decorations to doors only
The cruise line updated its policy after some passengers said elaborate displays extended into hallways and created obstacles. Decorations remain allowed on doors but are now banned from corridor walls and ceilings.
gamereactor.eupolitics38 days ago
U.S. Denies Visas to Iranian Federation Officials Over IRGC Ties, Requires Same-Day Travel for Iran’s 2026 World Cup Matches
FIFA rejected Iran's request to relocate group-stage games after the U.S. government barred overnight stays. Iranian players must fly in from Mexico, play, and return the same day.
benzinga.comworld45 days ago
Southwest Airlines Drops Advance Purchase Requirement for Extra Seat on Plus-Size Passengers
Southwest Airlines updated its policy so plus-size passengers no longer need to buy an extra seat ahead of time. Airport agents may now offer a second seat at no cost when space allows.
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Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld53 days ago
U.S. Issues New Ebola Travel Rules After Cases Reported in Africa
The United States has updated its Ebola-related travel rules after additional cases were reported in Africa. Health officials are also addressing misinformation about the virus.
koreaboo.comworld56 days ago
WHO Advises Against U.S. Travel Ban on Ebola-Affected Countries
The World Health Organization recommended contact tracing over travel restrictions for countries affected by Ebola. Officials noted the virus spreads only through direct contact with blood or body fluids and is not airborne.
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