In the day's other headlines, Brazil's former president, Jair Bolsonaro, has been formally charged

with attempting a coup to stay in office after losing the 2022 election.

Brazil's top prosecutor also alleges Bolsonaro planned to poison his successor and kill a Supreme

Court judge. The nearly 300-page indictment says Bolsonaro and his co-conspirators tried to, quote,

bring down the system of the powers and the democratic order. In a statement, the 69-year-old

pushed back calling the indictment the weaponization of the justice system. Hours after the

indictment, President Trump's media company took the unusual step of suing one of the judges in the case,

alleging he illegally issued orders that suspended certain conservative social media accounts in the U.S.

Trump and Bolsonaro are long-standing political allies.

The Trump administration is ordering New York City to stop its congestion pricing system.

The program launched last month and charges drivers $9 to enter areas south of Central Park.

Supporters argue that it reduces traffic and helps the environment. Critics say it hurts

the city's small businesses. President Trump today declared victory over the

program, which she has long criticized. In a truth social post that was then reposted on X by his

deputy chief of staff, Mr. Trump wrote that congestion pricing is dead. Manhattan and all of New York

is saved. Long live the king. His subordinate added that image of him as a king.

Governor Kathy Hokel fired back saying that New Yorkers don't back down in a fight.

New York hasn't labored under a king in over 250 years. And we are not.

We sure as hell are not going to start now.

New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has filed a lawsuit challenging the federal order.

The MTA manages the tolls from the program.

The Trump administration is formally designating eight Latin American gangs and cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.

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