Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where faster MTA bus service on Flatbush Avenue poses a threat to the neighborhood's dollar vans.
Here's what else is happening:
- Woodworking, travel, crypto and AI experimentation: Here's a tidy rundown of what Eric Adams has been up to in retirement.
- New York City will continue to fund its buyback program for used syringes.
- Authorities said F-16 fighter jets had to intercept multiple planes that got too close to MetLife Stadium during the World Cup Final.
- The Spanish soccer team celebrated their win with dozens of pizzas — including 10 buffalo chicken pies — from a place called Bagels by Jarrett in West Orange, New Jersey.
- Congrats to everyone in Queens who completed their World Cup Panini sticker collection.
- Golfer Bryson DeChambeau, facing a penalty at a tournament in England last week, allegedly threatened to call Donald Trump, ostensibly to have the president overturn the call?
- The Anthony Bourdain-inspired Singaporean food hall in Midtown has closed.
- If we all wore shorts to the office, maybe our buildings wouldn't have to crank the A/C and waste energy.
- And finally, indoor-outdoor furniture:
