President-elect Donald Trump voiced his disapproval of Governor Kathy Hochul’s plan to reintroduce congestion pricing for cars entering specific areas of New York City, calling it the “most regressive tax known to womankind,” he told The NY Post on Thursday.
The Democratic governor has proposed a daily $9 fee after an initial attempt to impose a $15 toll was scrapped following significant pushback from middle- and working-class residents.
“I have great respect for the Governor of New York, Kathy Hochul, and look forward to working with her to Make New York and America Great Again. But I strongly disagree with the decision on the congestion tax,” said Trump, 78.

ICE officers, sidelined for the past four years in administrative roles due to the Biden-Harris administration’s policies on illegal immigration, are preparing to re-enter the field. This shift aligns with President-elect Donald Trump’s plans and the strategic vision of Tom Homan, his designated “border czar.” Together, they intend to dispatch agents in large numbers to sanctuary cities across the country.
This decision could result in thousands of ICE officers leaving their desks to target millions of undocumented immigrants who entered the U.S. through the overwhelmed southern border and are now residing throughout the nation.

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Eighty-eight Democratic lawmakers have urged President Joe Biden to impose sanctions on Israeli Ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, hoping to leverage the period before the presidential transition.
Seventeen Democratic senators and 71 members of the House of Representatives signed the letter, which was sent at the end of October, just before Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. election. The letter was publicly released on Thursday, aiming to pressure President Biden to act against these Israeli ministers during the final months of his administration.

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As Hezbollah rockets continue to rain down on Israel, the IDF reported Thursday that rocket attacks now average under 100 a day, down from over 150 previously.
The IDF says the intensified military pressure, aimed at degrading Hezbollah’s rocket launching capabilities, are having an effect.
Meanwhile, the IDF says the over 2,250 Hezbollah terrorists have been killed in the fighting since the northern ground operation began.  On the other hand, 67 Israelis have been killed, including 16 civilians and 51 soldiers, 41 of whom were killed in action inside Lebanon.

The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it was imposing new sanctions on Thursday on a Syrian conglomerate accused of funneling hundreds of millions of dollars to Iran.
The Al-Qatirji Company allegedly used a fleet of oil tankers to sell Iranian oil to Syria and China, ultimately benefiting the Houthis in Yemen and the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Quds Force.
“The Al-Qatirji Company enabled the IRGC-QF to generate and access hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue this year alone,” stated Matthew Miller, the U.S. State Department spokesman. “The Al-Qatirji Company launders revenue from selling Iranian oil and then provides millions of dollars per month to the Houthis, knowingly funding attacks carried out by the Houthis.”