US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will reportedly not operate inside or around stadiums during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, easing concerns surrounding immigration enforcement at matches hosted in the United States. The decision follows months of criticism from supporters, lawmakers and international federations, amid fears that immigration raids could overshadow football’s biggest tournament across North America.from US News Headlines, Latest USA News, US news live on Times of India https://ift.tt/vqTYkuw
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The UFC’s planned White House event has expanded into a multimillion-dollar spectacle, with $1.5 million VIP “Partner Investment” packages offering exclusive access alongside mass public ticket giveaways. Promoted as part of America’s 250th anniversary, the card blends sport, politics, and entertainment, featuring elite fighters while highlighting the growing partnership between the UFC, Dana White, and Donald Trump.
FOX Sports has announced a nationwide search for a “Chief World Cup Watcher,” offering $50,000 to watch all 104 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The selected applicant will stream games in 4K from a Times Square studio, create social media content, and begin work June 6. Applications are open until May 17 via Indeed.
FIFA is poised to secure federal tax exemptions for teams at the 2026 World Cup in the United States, easing a major financial concern for participating nations. However, uneven state and city taxes still leave disparities, particularly affecting smaller associations, meaning the tournament’s financial landscape remains complex despite progress in negotiations with US authorities.
