New York’s controversial program to start charging motorists entering parts of Manhattan next month could be derailed by a slew of legal challenges that are beginning to come to a head. A federal judge in New York on Friday heard arguments from groups suing over the project, and another jurist in suburban White Plains is set to issue her decision Monday on a request by Rockland County to block the plan. Meanwhile, in New Jersey, a judge may rule at any time to send the plan back for...

Prosecutors in the US will continue to seek extradition of former cryptocurrency mogul Do Kwon despite a ruling by Montenegro’s High Court to hand him over to his native South Korea to face charges over the $40 billion collapse of the TerraUSD stablecoin in 2022. “The United States continues to seek Kwon’s extradition in accordance with relevant international and bilateral agreements and Montenegrin law,” the Justice Department said in a statement Thursday. “The United States appreciates the...