NJ Transit announces $150 World Cup train tickets: ‘We are not making profits’

NJ Transit announced $150 train tickets for the upcoming World Cup at MetLife Stadium, emphasizing that the agency is not seeking profit from the fares. The pricing has sparked controversy among fans and residents over affordability and accessibility during the event, prompting discussions on public transportation costs during major sporting events.

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Russia introduces bill to criminalize unregistered crypto services

Russia proposes a bill to criminalize unregistered crypto services, requiring registration with the Bank of Russia. Violators could face fines or prison. The move aims to regulate crypto activity and prevent illegal services.

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EPA appoints industry players and academics to its Science Advisory Board

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Scoop: Bessent and Wiles met Anthropic's Amodei in sign of thaw

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Trump suffers rare defeat with House Republicans

House Republicans faced a rare defeat on FISA reauthorization, with over two dozen voting against a 10-day extension. The White House and GOP leadership failed to secure enough support for a clean renewal, highlighting internal divisions and the limits of Trump's influence on House votes.

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Maine Gov. Janet Mills is undecided on whether to sign a pause on data centers

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Democratic strategist says party can find common ground with Trump voters

Democratic strategist Lanny Davis suggested the party can find common ground with Trump voters to reduce polarization. He discussed potential strategies for bipartisan cooperation during an interview on Meet the Press NOW.

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