A goal difference tiebreaker helped the U.S. advance out of Group G at the 2014 World Cup in Russia, leaving Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal out of the knockout stage for the first time since 2002.

The first installment of The World-Herald's Husker Legends series features Kent Pavelka, the longtime radio voice of Nebraska men's basketball. Two former Nebraska basketball coaches quickly ...

Celebrating the enduring power of photography, the winning photos of the prestigious World Photo Annual by the reFocus Awards honor the Photographers of the Year across 22 categories as well as the ...

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A memorable bar is about more than just great drinks. It’s also about the design, the lighting, the music, the barware, and all the other aesthetics that come together to create a mini ecosystem. A ...

A recently published book pays homage to the design — and the designers — behind extraordinary bar environments. Kara Newman is a cocktails and spirits writer based in New York. In addition to her ...

If the woman once dubbed “the most beautiful girl in the world” has found a partner for life, maybe there’s hope for the rest of us. Thylane Blondeau — the 24-year-old model who catapulted to ...

Thylane Blondeau — who was famously dubbed “the most beautiful girl in the world” as a child — is engaged to French DJ Ben Attal. Blondeau, 24, shared the news via Instagram on Sunday, March 8. Attal, ...

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Charlotte and Dolly, Winner Lifestyle category; Charlotte lies with her cow Dolly, keeping cool in the barn at the 100th State Fair of West Virginia. Outside, the temperature was upwards of 32°C. The ...

U.S. men's national team captain Tim Ream said that he was sympathetic over fans' concerns about World Cup ticket prices, but emphasized that he and his teammates must focus on what they can control.