Hochul Seeks Federal Support as NYC Congestion Pricing Hangs in Balance

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New York Governor Kathy Hochul had a productive call with President-elect Donald Trump, discussing federal funding for infrastructure projects like the Micron semiconductor plant and the Second Avenue Subway extension. Hochul emphasized the importance of the CHIPS and Science Act, which supports the semiconductor plant, amid concerns about its potential repeal by Republicans. She also highlighted the need for federal support for Manhattan's transit upgrades, including Penn Station, which Trump agreed should be improved.
Topics:nation#chips-and-science-act#donald-trump#federal-funding#infrastructure#kathy-hochul#politics
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