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New York, New Jersey Attorney Generals Launch Investigation Into FIFA Practices

New York’s Letitia James and New Jersey’s Jennifer Davenport have sent subpoenas to soccer’s governing body.

Sports Illustrated

New York and New Jersey are investigating FIFA's ticket practices as World Cup prices soar

FIFA is under fresh scrutiny for sky-high World Cup ticket prices and sales tactics that fans say left them with worse deals than they wanted

AAP

Texas, Nebraska, Iowa, West Virginia sue ISS over ESG disclosures

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‘We are not criminals’: protests erupt as hunger strike rocks New Jersey ICE jail

A day after ICE officials pepper-spray senator, tensions ramp up outside facility on fifth day of hunger and labor strike

The Guardian - US

FIFA under investigation over ‘misleading’ World Cup ticket sales

Attorneys generals insist FIFA must answer allegations of ‘artificially inflating prices’ and ‘misleading fans’

The Independent UK

New York and New Jersey subpoena FIFA in World Cup ticket sales investigation

The US states of New York and New Jersey on Wednesday launched an investigation into FIFA over its ticket sales for the World Cup, with officials alleging the international football association of "fake scarcity and impossibly high prices".

France 24

New York, New Jersey announce probe into FIFA's World Cup ticket sales

New York and New Jersey are investigating FIFA. They suspect the football governing body exploited fans with extremely high World Cup ticket prices. The probe will examine ticket practices and alleged misleading information. Fans faced confusion and aggressive pricing. This comes as the tournament is set to begin soon. Many…

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Anti-ICE protesters clash again with federal agents outside detention center as inmate hunger strike continues

New clashes between anti-ICE protesters and federal agents have broken out outside a New Jersey detention center.

The Independent UK

New York and New Jersey subpoena Fifa over ‘manipulated’ World Cup ticketing

Subpoenas issued by the New York and New Jersey attorneys general seek information about Fifa’s World Cup ticket practices

The Guardian - US

Trump team is ‘drawing up’ plans to stop international flights to some Democratic cities

The plans could potentially impact international travelers flying into major U.S. airports of so-called ‘sanctuary cities’

The Independent UK

World Cup fans face travel nightmare in US over spiraling costs: ‘It’s the most inaccessible one there’s ever been’

Fans are facing spiraling travel costs ahead of this summer’s World Cup

The Independent UK

World Cup transit sticker shock hits fans with tickets to matches in some US host cities

Fans heading to the World Cup in the U.S. are facing a new source of sticker shock: mass transit

AAP

A sitting U.S. Senator just got pepper-sprayed by ICE agents in New Jersey: ‘It’s just burning’

Even lawmakers aren’t off limits.

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World Cup transit sticker shock hits fans with tickets to matches in some US host cities

Fans heading to the World Cup in the U.S. are facing a new source of sticker shock: mass transit

The Independent UK

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Sen. Andy Kim Says He Was Pepper-Sprayed Outside Newark ICE Detention Center

U.S. Sen. Andy Kim said he was pepper-sprayed Monday outside Delaney Hall, an immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, where protesters had gathered amid a hunger strike by detainees and growing calls from Democratic officials to close the facility.

The Guardian - US

US senator says he was pepper-sprayed by federal agents during protest at ICE facility

Democrat Andy Kim says he saw ‘chaos’ at the New Jersey ICE facility amid ‘standoff’ between protesters and agents

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New Jersey man committed murder, pet torture, and cannibalism and was found not guilty. Then he took matters into his own hands

Hertgen believed that a sacrificial murder was needed to save the world.

Reason

Brickbat: Cop Out

A Colorado jury awarded former New Jersey investment manager Robert Dial $24 million after finding that a police detective wrongfully… The post Brickbat: Cop Out appeared first on Reason.com.

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The Independent UK

NJ governor joins ICE detention facility protests where detainees inside hunger strike

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Hundreds of ICE detainees in New Jersey on hunger strike over ‘unsafe, inhumane and unconstitutional’ conditions

Strikes in several ICE detention centers follow growing scrutiny into conditions at prison-like facilities

The Guardian - US

Protesters clash with ICE agents outside New Jersey detention center

Protesters say agents used pepper spray and batons in clash outside Delaney Hall where a hunger strike is under way

The Conversation

How community groups, activists and local media turned Camden into a model of police reform

In 2025, Camden, New Jersey – a city of about 72,000 residents that sits across the Delaware River from Philadelphia – experienced its first homicide-free summer in nearly 50 years.

International Business Times UK

Former Princeton Soccer Player Who Murdered and Ate His Brother's Eyeball Found Dead in Cell

Matthew Hertgen, a former university footballer, was found dead in a New Jersey jail after being ruled legally insane for murdering his brother. His death is suspected to be a suicide.

The Independent UK

Former elite college soccer player who beat his brother to death with golf clubs found dead in his prison cell, report says

A judge ruled in March that Matthew Hertgen was legally insane at the time of his brother's 2025 killing

The Economic Times

Lionel Messi becomes second footballer after Cristiano Ronaldo to reach billionaire status

Football legend Lionel Messi has officially become a billionaire. He joins Cristiano Ronaldo as the only footballers to reach this elite status. Messi's wealth comes from salaries, bonuses, investments, and endorsements. Meanwhile, a street in New Jersey has been named 'Leo Messi Way' in his honor. This celebrates his impact…

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