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- A new bill will be introduced in the U.S. House to authorize $50 million annually for host cities' transportation and infrastructure.
- Rep. Rick Larsen sponsors the bill, and Rep. Burgess Owens co-sponsors it, aiming to support the 2026 World Cup and future Olympics.
- Funding would be capped at $10 million per city.
- Concerns about rising security costs for the World Cup have emerged, though Larsen cites Seattle's projected $929 million benefit.
