Good Monday morning in New York City, where local calisthenics enthusiasts are trying to save the Tompkins Square Park pull-up bars.
Here's what else is happening:
- Mayor Zohran Mamdani told the New York Times he's having "an active conversation" with the city's Law Department about whether he has the authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes if he comes for the U.N. General Assembly in September.
- A block in the Bronx has been renamed for Didarul Islam, the NYPD officer who was killed by a mass shooter while working a shift as a private security guard at an office tower in Midtown.
- A federal appeals court last week struck down New Jersey's ban on semiautomatic rifles.
- The parent company of M&Ms, which were invented in Newark in 1941, is ditching its North Jersey headquarters in the fall.
- Despite the explosive diarrhea situation, New York City restaurants said salad orders haven't slowed down.
- A&N Fruit Store, the beloved "slushie bodega" on Canal and Essex, won't be reopening this summer.
- The Italian artist who made a life-size sculpture of Charlie Kirk, which he intends to display in Times Square, said he can't find anyone who wants to buy it.
- And finally, having a summer:
