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Federal Judge Hears Challenges to New York’s Congestion Tolls for Drivers Into Manhattan
A Manhattan judge is hearing arguments in a series of lawsuits from unionized public school teachers, local Republican officials, and other New Yorkers seeking to put the brakes on the plan set to launch June 30.
First Aid Shipment Rolls Across Newly Built American Pier Into the Gaza Strip
The shipment is the first in an operation that American military officials anticipate could scale up to 150 truckloads a day.
Populist Slovakian Prime Minister Shot in Suspected Assassination Attempt
The shooting comes three weeks ahead of crucial European Parliament elections, in which populist and right-wing parties appear poised to make gains.
Negotiated Peace in Kyiv-Moscow War Will Embolden Putin, Former Ukrainian President Says, Decrying Delay in American War Aid
Ex-president, believed to have been poisoned by the Kremlin, says he is ashamed to hear arguments about ‘war fatigue’ and that it shouldn’t be an excuse to stop fighting.
IMF, Endorsing Milei’s Austerity Measures, Set To Loan More to Argentina — So Buenos Aires Can Repay the IMF
To overhaul the beleaguered economy, Milei is slashing public sector wages, eliminating thousands of state jobs, freezing public works projects and and cutting subsidies.
Testimony About Half a Million in Cash and a Stash of Gold Bars Awaits Jurors in Second Corruption Trial of Senator Menendez
The senator’s lawyers have suggested in court papers that he will defend himself in part by claiming his wife, Nadine, kept him in the dark about her dealings.
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