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  1. Belgium 'astonished' after FIFA suspends U.S. forward's 1-game ban, allowing him to play Monday

    A male soccer player representing the United States yells in celebration during a match.

    Folarin Balogun's one-game ban was surprisingly suspended by FIFA, clearing the American forward to play in the team's World Cup round of 16 match against Belgium, a decision that was praised by U.S. President Donald Trump and promoted outrage from the Red Devils.

  2. Death toll from Venezuela's earthquakes rises to 3,342

    A Venezuelan flag pictured among rubble.

    The death toll from Venezuela's twin quakes has risen to ‌3,342, according to numbers released by the Venezuelan information ministry ​on Sunday. The new ​tally also puts the number of injured ​at 16,470, while the number of ‌homeless has risen to 17,345.

  3. Son who succeeded slain Iranian leader Khamenei absent from funeral as 3 other sons appear

    A large crowd dressed in black is seen next to a building with a huge portrait of a man with a white beard.

    The son who succeeded Iran's slain leader wasn't at the funeral for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and four other family members on Sunday, while three other sons showed up and prayed beside the coffins.

  4. Norway headed to World Cup quarterfinals for 1st time after 2-1 win over Brazil

    Four Norwegian male soccer players.

    Erling Haaland headed in the go-ahead goal in the 80th minute and scored again before the end of regulation time, carrying Norway into the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time with a 2-1 victory over Brazil on Sunday that

  5. Venezuelan doctors return home to give aid amid quake devastation

    Two women in medical scrubs sift through a box of medicine.

    Marianyi Bastidas is one of several doctors and specialists who left their birth country of Venezuela years ago, but returned to help after the disastrous twin earthquakes in late June.