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Around NYC

1. Mamdani to bring back homeless encampment sweeps in amended policy

Mayor Zohran Mamdani — once a critic of homeless encampment sweeps — revealed his administration’s plans to bring them back following the deaths of 20 people during the city’s recent cold snap.

He is re-instituting the policy of removing tents and makeshift shelters on the street, a practice he vowed to stop before he took office.

2. NYU Langone ends transgender youth health program

A major Manhattan hospital will no longer offer gender-related care for minors amid mounting pressure from the Trump administration.

A spokesperson for NYU Langone Health announced that the hospital would discontinue its transgender youth health program, in part, due to “the current regulatory environment.”

3. 88-year-old Brooklyn painter sells art for the first time

An 88-year-old painter from Brooklyn will be selling his art for the first time in his life at a one-night-only gallery near Union Square.

Benjamin Feldshuh had given up art, until he met Hera co-founder Jenny Lee at Gemini Diner.

Around the Nation

1. Zuckerberg testifies at trial accusing social media firms of addicting kids to their platforms

2. DHS funding impasse: Jeffries says ball is in White House court as it calls latest Democratic proposal ‘unserious’

3. NIH’s Bhattacharya will also run CDC while Trump administration looks for permanent director

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