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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Trump plans to ease access to psychedelics like psilocybin, ibogaine

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US-Iran talks take sudden, uncertain shift with sweeping claims on both sides

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White House says meeting with Anthropic ‘productive and constructive’

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Trump administration to release Second Avenue subway funding after MTA lawsuit

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Russia introduces bill to criminalize unregistered crypto services

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EPA appoints industry players and academics to its Science Advisory Board

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