FBI Applies World Cup Security Lessons to Protect 2027 Super Bowl and LA28 Olympics
Los Angeles will host two of the nation's highest-profile sporting events in quick succession, and federal planners are now using real-world data from the World Cup to strengthen threat detection and response protocols for crowds of millions.
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