World Cup kicks off in Mexico with Shakira, vibrant fans, and protests

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What happened: A World Cup for a Divided Continent

Where coverage diverges: Lean Left: 1 (The Atlantic); Lean Right: 1 (The Dispatch); Center: 1 (BBC News).

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Lean Left · 1 source

The Atlantic Lean Left

A World Cup for a Divided Continent

This year’s World Cup was framed as a festival of North American unity. Instead, the tournament is testing how much of that unity remains.

High Factuality · Billionaire-owned

Center · 1 source

BBC News Center

World Cup kicks off in Mexico with Shakira, vibrant fans, and protests

There was a star-studded opening ceremony, and some sporadic clashes between police and protesters at points around the Azteca stadium.

High Factuality · Government-funded

Lean Right · 1 source

The Dispatch Lean Right

The World Cup Kicks Off

Plus: the U.S. strikes an oil tanker violating its Iran blockade, a car bomb kills a senior Russian officer near Moscow, and we love Bread Roll, the baby pygmy hippo.

High Factuality · Independent

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