AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Cup in NJ: Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 in Boston to end a 36-year World Cup scoring drought, while Group C stayed wide open after Brazil and Morocco played to a 1-1 draw at MetLife Stadium—Vinícius Jr. equalized for Brazil after Saïbari’s early strike, and Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi vowed “we won’t settle for this.” NJ Transit & costs: Gov. Mikie Sherrill used the Garden State’s first World Cup match to blast FIFA for not funding public-transport impacts, arguing NJ Transit and riders are stuck with a “free rider” bill as MetLife crowds strain trains and shuttles. Privacy & surveillance fight: A new push in Congress targets FISA Section 702, with critics arguing it’s become a warrantless spying tool that can sweep in Americans. NJ pensions lesson: A New York mayor’s idea to delay pension contributions is being framed as a warning sign for New Jersey’s own underfunded teacher retirement system. Local justice: England’s World Cup gear theft case led to charges in Missouri after equipment was stolen during travel.
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