Even semi-seasoned soccer fans might look at the CONCACAF Gold Cup, which kicks off Saturday night, and think, “OK, which international tournament is this, again?” To recap: This is the continental championship for North America,

The Club World Cup and the Concacaf Gold Cup kick off Saturday, and both will look a little different with a few laws having been tweaked.

Mexico look to defend their crown as they begin the group stage of this year's competition with a match against debutants Dominican Republic in Los Angeles on Saturday.

CONCACAF’s marquee competition and FIFA’s expanded version of the club tournament will run concurrently in the United States this summer.

The national team is moving hotels due to the anti-ICE protests, which are heading into their fifth night in the Los Angeles area. With the National Guard troops and U.S. Marines being deployed in the city, Concacaf has allowed to make this late change.

U.S. soccer star Christian Pulisic responds to critics, including former player Landon Donovan, after facing backlash for his decision to rest instead of playing in the Gold Cup.