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Trump Administration Will Release 2nd Ave. Subway Funding, in Reversal — Sean Duffy | ChamberLight
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The Trump administration agreed to release $60 million in withheld funding for New York City’s Second Avenue subway extension after the MTA sued, resolving a standoff over DEI-related criteria.
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