The moment has arrived for the United States Men’s National Soccer Team to elevate their game.

After securing a 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday, July 2, the USMNT now faces Belgium in the Round of 16 of the World Cup 2026. The series of matches held across North America since June 11 will culminate in the finals at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, July 19.

USMNT’s striker, Folarin Balogun, previously sparked attention due to his red card in the last match. Initially suspended from tonight’s game, CBS News reveals that FIFA has overturned this decision, enabling him to suit up against Belgium. Reports indicate that former President Donald Trump reached out to FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Thursday, July 2, advocating for a review of what was described to the press as an occurrence between “two great athletes that collided and became entangled.”

With Balogun ready to join U.S. soccer talents such as Christian Pulisic, Malik Tillman, and Matt Freese on the field, you may be keen to find out how to catch tonight’s World Cup clash in English. Here’s the current viewing information.

When Does the USA Play in the World Cup?

The USA is set to confront Belgium tonight at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, known as Seattle Stadium throughout the World Cup.

Is the USA vs. Belgium Match Streaming On Peacock In English?

No. The World Cup is solely streaming live in Spanish on Peacock—specifically Peacock Premium, which costs $10.99/month or $109.99/year— as well as on Telemundo and NBC Universo.

How To Watch the USA vs. Belgium World Cup 2026 Match in English:

For viewers at home, FOX Sports is the English-language home for World Cup viewers. World Cup games, like tonight’s matchup between the USA and Belgium, air live in English on FOX and FOX Sports’ cable channel, FS1.

FOX One subscribers can also stream every World Cup 2026 game live in English. A FOX One subscription costs $19.99/month, or $199.99/year.

An extensive emergency operation unfolded in Monmouth County, New Jersey, on Monday following the partial collapse of a roof at BJ’s Wholesale Club. This incident trapped several individuals inside amid adverse weather conditions.

Shortly after 11:15 a.m. local time, emergency responders quickly arrived at the wholesale store located on Route 35 in Ocean Township, responding to reports of the sudden collapse, as confirmed by the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office.

Dramatic footage seemed to capture unsuspecting customers browsing groceries mere moments before the roof gave way, allowing torrents of water to flood the premises.

Officials confirmed that 27 individuals were present inside at the event’s onset; fortunately, no injuries were documented.

Two people were partially entrapped in the debris but managed to free themselves and safely escape the building.

Emergency teams deployed specialized rescue units to ensure the building was clear, conducting primary and secondary searches, according to the sheriff’s office.

The Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office interior drone searched the structurally compromised building, along with New Jersey Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) K-9 teams.

Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden praised the first responders for working “seamlessly together” despite the severe weather and ongoing flooding plaguing the local communities.

“This incident is another reminder of how quickly severe weather can create dangerous and unpredictable conditions,” Golden said.

Ocean Township Police Chief Michael Sorrentino urged motorists and residents to stay away from the area as emergency operations continue.

Travelers are asked to avoid Route 35, Park Avenue and Deal Road, specifically the stretch between Routes 18 and 35.

In a heartfelt ceremony, the family and friends of singer Lauren Bennett gathered in London for a private memorial, honoring her after her untimely passing at the age of 36.

Lauren, known for her time with a popular girl group and collaboration with LMFAO, passed away on May 29 in Kent, England. Former GRL bandmates and other close ones attended her farewell service, as reported by TMZ.

Members of the Paradiso Girls, another group she was once a part of, were also there to pay their respects during the intimate gathering that took place a little over a week ago.

In a moving gesture, attendees wrote heartfelt messages on balloons, which were then released into the sky as a final tribute to remember Lauren and her impact on their lives.

The service included a poignant display featuring a photograph of Bennett, accompanied by the words, ‘Celebrating the Life of Lauren Bennett. Forever Loved. Forever With Us.’

A formal inquest into the star’s sudden death has been scheduled for October 30. The investigation will be led by a coroner, who will look into the exact circumstances surrounding her unexpected death. 

Bennett was best known for her feature spot on 2011 chart-topping hit Party Rock Anthem, and her time in band GRL. 

Her ex-bandmates confirmed her death in a heartbreaking statement on Monday which read, ‘It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our beloved Lauren.

‘Our hearts are broken, and we cannot begin to express how much she meant to us. We will forever cherish the love, laughter, and countless memories she gave us. 

‘Her beautiful spirit touched so many lives, and she will be deeply missed and forever loved.

‘Rest peacefully, sweet Lauren. You will always be in our hearts. Your GRLS, Em, Tash, and P.’

A cause of death has not been publicly announced. The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Bennett for further comment. 

Bennett’s final Instagram post was shared on February 22 and showed the singer performing a cover of Nancy Sinatra’s These Boots Are Made For Walkin’. 

The death comes 12 years after Bennett’s GRL bandmate Simone Battle died by suicide aged 25. 

The band, created as a reboot of the Pussycat Dolls and formed by Robin Antin, was also comprised of Emmalyn Estrada, Natasha Slayton and Paula Van Oppen.

Bennett is survived by one daughter, Harlow, aged six, who she shares with dancer and Footloose actor Kenny Wormald.

The English singer first landed in the music industry in short-lived girl group, The Paradiso Girls, featuring members from different countries.

The group included Chelsea Korka from the United States, Aria Crescendo from France, Shar Mae Amor from the Philippines, and Bennett and Kelly Beckett from the United Kingdom.

They released debut single Patron Tequila featuring Lil Jon and Eve in 2009 – but later disbanded in 2010.

Her former bandmate Crescendo wrote on Instagram, ‘RIP Lauren my sister my best friend I can’t believe you left us . We spoke a week before it all happened and I could not imagine that would be the last time I would be able to talk to you.

‘Love you and miss you forever.’

Her biggest hit came in 2011 with Party Rock Anthem, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 charts for six weeks.

She later became the first member of Antin’s newest band, later known as GRL. 

The group sang song Vacation for the Smurfs 2 soundtrack, joining pop legend Britney Spears on the track list.

GRL later collaborated with Pitbull on 2014 song, Wild Wild Love. Their biggest hit as a group was Ugly Heart which peaked at 2 on the Australian charts. 

Battle died in September 2014 with the band releasing tribute single Lighthouse in January 2015. On 2 June 2015, the group officially disbanded.

In 2015, months after the suicide of Battle, Bennett spoke out on her grief and opened up the group’s final rehearsal as a five. 

‘You can never prepare yourself for something like this, ever,’ Bennett told PEOPLE.

‘We’d just been in rehearsals the day before, learning choreography for our show, and the next day we were starting the morning as usual when we got the call.’ 

 ‘I still can’t believe it. I don’t think any of us can. It’s weird that we’re even sitting here, talking about it.’

Van Oppen said that time has allowed them to regroup and process what happened to Battle.

‘She was such a strong woman, and very independent, and we had no idea what she was going through, or her pain,’ Van Oppen says. 

‘We admire how prideful she was, but now we just wish she’d let us in a little bit so maybe we could have helped her. 

‘Now we want to spread that message that it’s okay to talk about, and help people, maybe even change the world.’  

Following Battle’s death, TMZ reported that she was ‘depressed over money issues’.

Her family said they didn’t understand her money struggles because she was enjoying success with the girl group, including a collaboration with Pitbull, and had just finished a tour overseas at the time.

The family also reportedly told police that Battle had been worried she would never make it big.

Battle first started singing professionally after her breakout on the U.S. version of the X Factor in 2011. She made it to the top 17 and was mentored by judge Simon Cowell.

Bennett later briefly reformed GRL with Slayton and new member Jazzy Mejia in 2016, and released track, Are We Good? – but the band later ended once again.

If you or someone you know needs help, please call or text the confidential 24/7 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the US on 988. There is also an online chat available at 988lifeline.org 

In a forceful move on Monday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, alongside DSCC Chairwoman Kirsten Gillibrand, urged Graham Platner to quickly exit the Maine Senate race following serious accusations leveled against him. The Democratic candidate finds himself embroiled in controversy after an allegation of rape surfaced, brought forth by a former girlfriend.

Schumer and Gillibrand, both New York Democrats, issued a statement through the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, expressing profound concern over the matter. “The allegations reported today are incredibly disturbing – violence, abuse, and sexual assault are absolutely unacceptable,” they declared, underscoring the gravity of the accusations.

The statement continued with a clear call for action. “Graham Platner needs to immediately withdraw as the Democratic nominee for Senate and allow Maine Democrats the opportunity to choose a new candidate who can defeat Susan Collins,” Schumer and Gillibrand insisted, signaling a desire for the party to pivot swiftly from the controversy.

The Democratic leaders also issued a stern warning to Platner, indicating that the Senate Democrats’ campaign machinery and fundraising resources would not support the Maine Senate race should he choose to remain on the ballot. This places additional pressure on Platner as the party looks to ensure electoral competitiveness free from scandal.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

Authorities have ended the search for a Mississippi teenager who vanished over the holiday weekend after discovering a body that fits his description on Monday morning.

Jackson County Sheriff John Ledbetter reported that at around 8:45 a.m. local time on Monday, a body was found in the water near the northwest tip of Horn Island. This information was confirmed by a report from the New York Post.

Although the body has not been officially identified, Sheriff Ledbetter informed the media that it “does match the description” of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells.

On Monday afternoon, the volunteer organization United Cajun Navy announced that they had halted their search efforts.

“On behalf of the United Cajun Navy, we extend our deepest condolences to Nolan’s family, friends, teammates, and everyone whose lives were touched by him,” the organization wrote in a statement on Facebook. “We are grateful that Nolan’s family entrusted us to assist in this search.”

“… Our teams were proud to provide aerial search operations, boats, and boots on the ground in support of the effort,” the organization continued. “Please continue to keep Nolan’s loved ones in your prayers as they grieve this devastating loss. Rest easy, Nolan. You will not be forgotten.”

Wells was last seen on the Fourth of July near Horn Island, according to authorities. A photo shared with police showed the teen smiling with friends on a boat that afternoon.

Search teams from the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department, Department of Marine Resources, Gulf Islands National Seashore and U.S. Coast Guard combed the island and surrounding waters, establishing a centralized command post at the Lake Mars Boat Launch in Ocean Springs to coordinate the multi-agency effort.

Following the discovery of the body, Wells’ mother shared an emotional message on Facebook.

“His father, our family, friends and I are absolutely devastated,” Christine Wonsley wrote. “My heart [is] broken for my sweet son who was always willing to cheer and uplift others. Nolan was a special soul, God took his time creating our son. I ask that you please give me and my family time to grieve.”

Wonsley and her husband previously posted updates pleading for any photos or videos from the Fourth of July to help track Wells’ last known movements.

“We have so many questions,” she wrote prior to the recovery of the body. “Our hearts are breaking, we keep waiting for Nolan to walk through that door with his beautiful smile and a joke of course.”

Amid their grief, the family is also warning the community about online scammers attempting to capitalize on the tragedy.

“I want you all to know a GoFund Me HAS NOT been created by myself, husband, family or friends,” Wonsley wrote in a separate post. “So if you see any please report that is not authentic. We will notify everyone if we choose to create one.”

The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department did not immediately respond to inquiries from News Media.