Politics
The World Cup final came to town. The town great eight times larger.
Forget Zohran Mamdani. The local elected official who really rules MetLife Stadium today is Jeffrey Lahullier, whose 10,000-person town sees its population swell by more than 800 percent whenever there’s an event at the stadium complex in the middle of his turf, writes Blue Light News’s Will McCarthy:
Read Will’s story “The World Cup came to town. The town grew eight times larger” here.
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