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FIFA adviser on White House's World Cup panel resigns to protest Infantino private equity plan
NEW YORK (AP) — Senior FIFA adviser Carlos Cordeiro, who represented the soccer body on the White House Task Force for the World Cup, resigned Friday in protest at its private equity plan.
The White House has pushed back against FIFA’s apparent decision to crop Donald Trump out of Spain’s official World Cup celebration photos. It came just hours after photos shared by football’s
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White House FIFA adviser resigns over Gianni Infantino proposal to sell stakes to private investors
A high-profile FIFA aide and White House Task Force for the World Cup representative resigned in protest Saturday over a controversial proposal to sell a stake in the organization’s commercial business,
FIFA posted a photo of Spain lifting the World Cup trophy to social media—but President Donald Trump, who lingered on stage, appears to be carefully cropped out.
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The man who represented FIFA on the White House's World Cup Task Force has resigned in protest over the soccer organization's private equity plan.
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White House fires back at congressman over call for inquiry into FIFA-Trump ties
The White House has hit back sharply after Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin sent a letter to FIFA President Gianni Infantino demanding he appear before the House Judiciary Committee
The White House has hit back after Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin sent a letter to Gianni Infantino requesting him to appear before the Judiciary Committee over his relationship with Donald Trump
WASHINGTON, July 31 (Reuters) - A White House official said Friday that no weaponized drones were seized among 700 unmanned aerial devices interdicted at U.S. FIFA World Cup venues and fan zones.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is praying for the White House’s support as he tries to quell outrage caused by plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private equity firms, but it remains unclear whether President Donald Trump will intervene.