Friday's 4-1 victory over Paraguay stands alone in U.S. men's soccer lore.

A disaster for USA in terms of decision making and execution allowed Belgium to double its lead in the second half.

Tyler Adams and his teammates are fully embracing the chance to make the World Cup quarterfinals.

More than 24 million viewers tuned in on Fox to watch the U.S. earn a 2-0 win.

This is not a normal World Cup for the U.S. Then again, this is not a normal U.S. team.

Striker Folarin Balogun said Sunday that the group stage "won't mean much" unless the U.S. makes a run.

The U.S. entered the World Cup hoping to win matches. With two victories in hand, the team is now chasing something more elusive: the hearts of a richly diverse country with fractured rooting interests.