Divided: 2026
THE CULTURE DIVISIONDocumenting the impact of Trump, FIFA, and the bumpy road to the 2026 World Cup.
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Checking in on the 2025 FIFA Peace Prize recipient
I might usually begin here with a comedic preface. “Donald Trump’s campaign to win next year’s FIFA Peace Prize is off to a solid start.” Something like that. A gentle prologue.
I could meander, facetiously, around the great friendship of...
The World Cup Magical Mystery Tour
When The Beatles released Magical Mystery Tour, their self-produced film for television, on Boxing Day of 1967, it was considered a categorical failure. British newspapers described it as “appalling” and “boring.” It was too avant-garde, to...
The FIFA Peace Prize proves that football is inherently political
One of Gianni Infantino’s indefatigable talents is his capacity to accommodate the whims of autocrats. A sponsorship deal here, a Super Cup there. Inventive and unflustered, he’s spent much of his tenure as FIFA’s president bestowing brand...
Trump is playing roulette with World Cup host cities
“If I think it isn’t safe, we’ll move it into a different city,” said Trump, speaking last week on the subject of safety in World Cup host cities.
“We’ll move it around a little bit,” explained the President, sending those lucky enough to...
FIFA's latest middle finger to fans: Dynamic pricing
Did any of us really expect anything different from a World Cup staged largely in the United States?
Dynamic pricing: the latest in a long list of scourges set to grind out every ounce of enjoyment from the world’s largest sporting event....
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