A proposed ban on horse-drawn carriages in New York City has drawn criticism from President Trump, who expressed regret over the potential loss of a traditional sight in Central Park. The New York City Council is set to vote on the measure, which would phase out the carriages beginning in 2028. Supporters argue the ban is necessary to address animal welfare concerns, while opponents highlight the cultural significance of the practice. The decision could reshape a long-standing part of the city’s tourism and heritage.
President Trump said Thursday he is sad to see the horse-drawn carriages in New York City go as the New York City Council is expected to pass a ban on them. The council is expected to vote on the decision Thursday, and the ban would start in 2028. “So sad to see the beloved Central...
