The Trump administration is signaling that it wants to rename New York City’s Penn Station — potentially after the president, according to a new report.In a Wednesday letter to members of Congress, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy laid out a series of “administration priorities” for the Manhattan transit hub, which is slated for a massive “once-in-a-generation” overhaul backed by federal dollars.Duffy wrote that the administration intends to “[d]irect Amtrak to rename New York Penn Station,” according to The New York Daily News, which obtained a copy of the letter.The secretary did not say what the new name would be, but he has previously suggested it could be rebranded in honor of the 80-year-old Republican president. When asked last August whether the station’s old name would remain, Duffy said: “I imagine you’re asking, ‘is this going to be Trump Station?’ I think that has a nice ring to it.”Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the Trump administration plans to instruct Amtrak to rename Penn Station in New York City — potentially after Trump, according to a new report (AFP via Getty Images)Since returning to office, President Donald Trump has reportedly employed several tactics to rename Penn Station, located in the heart of his hometown, after himself.Last year, he froze billions of dollars in federal funding for a rail project connecting New York and New Jersey. In February, Politico reported that administration officials told Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, the money would be released if Penn Station and Washington Dulles International Airport were renamed after Trump. The president dismissed that report as “MORE FAKE NEWS.”In April, Page Six reported that Trump tried to use a secret meeting with James Dolan, the billionaire owner of the New York Knicks, to get his name slapped on Penn Station.“President Trump is focused on saving our country – not garnering recognition,” Davis Ingle, a White House spokesperson, told The Independent at the time.This is a breaking story...