Baltimore could be part of 2026 World Cup if FIFA picks United Bid

It's going to be a late night for Terry Hasseltine.
The executive director of Maryland Sports plans to stay awake into the early hours Wednesday as he and the rest of the sporting world await a vote on who will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
With Baltimore on a list of 23 cities that could welcome games, workshops and other World Cup-related events as part of a "United Bid" from the U.S., Canada and Mexico, "I want to make sure that I witness it," Hasseltine said. "I won't sleep anyways because&h