World Cup fallout in Atlanta: Lionel Messi hit back at critics after Argentina’s 2-1 semifinal comeback over England, saying “Nothing was handed to us,” as the defending champs set up a Sunday final vs Spain. Coaching scrutiny: England’s Thomas Tuchel faced heavy backlash for tactics and substitutions, with debate over England’s “DNA” and whether key players were left unused. Security and politics: FIFA is assessing possible discipline after Argentina players displayed a Falklands banner tied to “Las Malvinas son Argentinas,” a political-message rule violation. Public health alert: CDC and FDA identified Taco Bell shredded iceberg lettuce from a Mexico supplier as the source of a cyclospora outbreak in five states, urging people not to eat the affected lettuce. Georgia policy: A new Georgia law makes it easier for pharmacies to dispense HIV prevention medication (PrEP). Local safety tech debate: The AJC reports Atlanta’s fast-growing surveillance network—tens of thousands of cameras plus drones—raises questions about whether it’s actually reducing crime. Metro Atlanta sports: Nashville SC resumes MLS play Friday vs Atlanta United after a World Cup pause.