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The National Football League and National Football League Players Association announce that they will eliminate COVID-19 testing and other protocols for the 2022 season following a revision to U.S. CDC guidelines and a decline in the number of COVID-19 cases.
2022-03-3

The Federal Court of Australia confirms the lawfulness and legality of the visa cancellation and deportation order against Novak Djokovic issued by the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Alex Hawke. Djokovic's lawyers are considering legal recourse while Djokovic himself has said that he is disappointed with the decision but will cooperate with Australian authorities.
2022-01-16

The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Alex Hawke, invokes his ministerial powers under the Migration Act 1958 to cancel Novak Djokovic's visa on "health and good order grounds".
2022-01-14

The National Football League reports their first case of the Omicron variant in a Washington Football Team staffer. Additionally, 36 players tested positive for COVID-19 throughout the NFL.
2021-12-13

The National Football League announces that players not adhering to COVID-19 restrictions will be subjected to a fine of $14,650 during the season.
2021-07-24

The National Football League says that over 80% of its players have been vaccinated.
2021-07-23

British Athletics cancels its annual indoor championships that were set to begin in Glasgow in February due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021-01-22

The National Football League extends their mask mandate and threatens to discipline anybody who violates the league's COVID-19 protocols.
2020-11-23

The National Football League issues a mandate requiring all fans to wear face masks at stadiums during the upcoming season.
2020-07-22

In American football, Twitter wins the bidding contest over Amazon, Verizon, and others, for streaming rights to 10 of 16 National Football League (NFL) regular season "Thursday Night Football Games", ones that will also be telecast by either CBS or NBC. The league streamed one game last year with Yahoo!. Verizon, meanwhile, already owns the mobile rights to all NFL games which are available to subscribers via a mobile app; the 10 NFL games on Twitter will be free.
2016-04-5