Most green-card applicants will need to go abroad to apply for permanent residency at an American consulate, rather than filing from within the U.S. as they do now, the Trump administration announced Friday. on.wsj.com/4v2Fqkr

SEPTA is preparing to welcome FIFA World Cup fans to Philadelphia and the region by providing additional service for the six matches as well as the FIFA Fan Festival at Lemon Hill. ⚽️👏 For each match #SEPTA will offer extra B trips to and from NRG Station. The expected ridership for each match is approximately 31,000 and we expect to move about 15,000 people per hour on the B with the extra service and capacity. The cost for riding SEPTA to the FIFA World Cup matches will stay the same as any other trip: $2.90 on the B. Together @FWC26Philly and Airbnb are sponsoring free rides home from NRG Station that will begin at halftime and continue for two hours following the end of the match. The B and the L will operate overnight on match days with trains running every 30 minutes to select stations. Look for additional service on Bus Routes 32 and 48 which serve the Lemon Hill area for the FIFA Fan Festival. Both routes will provide frequent weekday service—every 15 minutes or less from 6AM to 9PM. SEPTA offers a variety of convenient payment options including contactless. Tap your credit/debit card or mobile wallet to pay the fare for up to five riders. wwww.septa.org/info/world-cu… #ISEPTAPHILLY #WeArePhiladelphia #WeAre26 #FIFAWorldCup2026

We're teaming up with @Airbnb to provide free rides home on SEPTA’s B after all six FIFA World Cup™ matches in Philly!

The Philadelphia host committee for this summer’s World Cup has secured an agreement for fans to receive free travel when leaving Lincoln Financial Field via the city’s transit system. That system, SEPTA, last week revealed that it would be keeping fares consistent with ordinary prices during the World Cup, meaning passengers will be asked to pay $2.90. This will remain true for transit to the stadium. But now, The Athletic can reveal that those travelling via SEPTA will not be asked to pay at all when exiting Lincoln Financial Field after the six World Cup games at the venue. The agreement comes after comparatively sky-high prices for transit to and from World Cup games in Foxboro and New Jersey, with an $80 train and $95 bus being unveiled to transport fans to matches at Gillette Stadium from Boston. NJ Transit on Friday confirmed a round-trip rail ticket from New York Pennsylvania Station to MetLife Stadium would cost $150 per passenger. An alternative bus shuttle service will cost $80. Full story from @AdamCrafton_ ⬇️ bit.ly/4cmqxTN