While FIFA technically has the authority to cancel or relocate World Cup matches under its regulations, sports law experts say political controversy alone is unlikely to threaten the United States’ role as the main host of the 2026 tournament.
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Carlos Alcaraz completed a career Grand Slam at the Australian Open, doing so at an age that underlines a generational shift in men’s tennis.
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A third spell at Manchester United for Cristiano Ronaldo would have seemed unthinkable months ago. Yet a report from Spain has reopened the discussion, forcing the club to weigh the pull of history against the realities of a modern rebuild.
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Ukraine’s sports minister criticised Fifa president Gianni Infantino after he questioned the effectiveness of Russia’s ban from international football.
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Bad Bunny’s upcoming Super Bowl 60 half-time performance has sparked cultural and political debate ahead of Sunday’s game in California. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell defended the choice, saying the global platform is meant to unite audiences and predicting a strong performance.
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As the 2026 World Cup nears, tensions between the US and Iran have prompted questions over whether politics could affect who takes part, despite experts saying any exclusion would ultimately be a decision for FIFA, not the host nation.
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George Russell says Formula 1’s 2026 reset could open the door to a title fight with Max Verstappen, though he cautioned it is still too early to judge the competitive order.
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Lionel Messi has been linked to a potential short-term move under highly unusual conditions, with reports suggesting any deal would significantly limit his appearances during the MLS offseason.
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Donald Trump criticised the Grammys after artists condemned US immigration enforcement, with Bad Bunny’s historic win and a Trevor Noah joke fueling the backlash.
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Ukraine has criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino after he said Russia should be allowed back into international football, arguing that lifting the ban ignores the human cost of Moscow’s war.
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