World Cup Logistics (NJ): MetLife Stadium’s World Cup opener June 13 (Brazil vs. Morocco) brings major travel changes for North Jersey fans: no parking or tailgating at the stadium, limited lots at American Dream (about 5,000 spaces) for $225 with pre-purchased passes, and extra congestion expected statewide on gamedays. World Cup Health & Safety (NJ): Fans are being urged to hydrate and plan for heat—some host cities expect frequent 90°F+ days—after FIFA reversed a water-bottle ban following backlash. Local Sports Spotlight (NY/NJ): The Knicks return the NBA Finals to Madison Square Garden for Game 3 Monday with President Trump attending; ticket prices are soaring, and security is ramped up. Public Safety (NY): Six people were injured in a stabbing at Penn Station Sunday, raising security concerns with the NBA Finals and Trump’s visit. Health Watch (NJ): A new Rutgers-backed guide highlights New Jersey’s most common ticks—deer/blacklegged, lone star, and more—plus which are most linked to Lyme disease. Community & Culture (NJ): North Jersey churches report more newcomers in the pews, with clergy citing anxiety and uncertainty driving people back to faith. World Cup Coverage (Global): FIFA’s tournament is set to expand to 48 teams and 104 matches, with the final in East Rutherford July 19.