Vice President J.D. Vance and wife Usha welcomed Alex Neal Vance, making J.D. Vance the first sitting Vice President to have a child born in office in more than 150 years. The Vances now have four children.
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In one of the most dominant World Cup final performances in history, Spain shut out Argentina 1-0 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey to claim the 2026 title. NPR's Becky Sullivan, who covered the tournament, framed Spain as a 'defensive juggernaut' — and the numbers back that up. Spain became the first men's World Cup champion ever to concede just one goal in their entire run to glory, a feat that underscores how suffocating their backline truly was. In the final itself, Argentina — a team that entered as one of the world's most feared attacking sides — failed to record a single shot through all 90 minutes of regulation and the first half of extra time, not managing one until late in extra time. The final shot count told the full story: Spain 12, Argentina 2. It was less a football final than a masterclass in defensive football. [1] — Becky Sullivan "Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to claim the 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium — and did so with the most miserly defense in men's tournament …" 02:12
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to claim the 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium — and did so with the most miserly defense in men's tournament history. Argentina managed just two shots the entire match, none until well into extra time.
Spain is the first men's World Cup champion ever to concede just one goal across their entire run to the title.
Argentina failed to record a single shot through all 90 minutes of regulation and the first half of extra time in the World Cup final.
Spain dominated the 2026 World Cup final with 12 shots on goal compared to Argentina's 2.
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