New York Headlines

• Suspect arrested in Citi Bike slaying of 16-year-old in Soho: sources

  (by Emily Crane for The New York Post 17 minutes ago)
  A 19-year-old has been arrested in the Citi Bike slaying of a 16-year-old boy outside a swanky Soho hotel, police sources told The Post Friday. The suspect is one of two alleged perps cops have been hunting after Mahki Brown was gunned down opposite the Dominick Hotel on Spring Street on May 7, sources said....
  
  

• Inside Tiro a Segno, the members-only NYC club with a gun range in the basement

  (by Olivia Land for The New York Post 49 minutes ago)
  Secreted away behind the brick facades of three brownstones in Greenwich Village is the oldest Italian heritage club in the country, Tiro a Segno. The name translates to "fire at the target."
  
  

• The Rush to Flee Rafah, and a Pro-Trump Symbol at a Justice’s House

  (by Tracy Mumford, Raja Abdulrahim, Jesse McKinley, Ian Stewart, Jessica Metzger and James Shield for The New York Times an hour ago)
  Plus, the grilling of Michael Cohen.
  
  
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• Israel Resists Grand Bargain as U.S. and Saudis Work on Security Pact

  (by Edward Wong and Vivian Nereim for The New York Times 2 hours ago)
  President Biden is pushing for a broad deal that would get Israel to approve a Palestinian nation in return for Saudi recognition of Israel. But officials need to overcome Israeli opposition.
  
  

• Sevastopol Power Plant Struck by Ukrainian Military Strikes, Authorities Say

  (by Constant Méheut and Andrés R. Martínez for The New York Times 3 hours ago)
  The strikes targeted southwestern Russia and the Russian-occupied peninsula of Crimea, hitting oil facilities and a substation, leading to rolling blackouts.
  
  

• New York City Budget Would Produce Fewer Affordable Homes, Critics Say

  (by Mihir Zaveri for The New York Times 4 hours ago)
  New York City’s housing crisis is getting worse. But the Adams administration’s executive budget is expected to result in fewer than usual affordable homes.
  
  

• Why Is N.Y.U. Forcing Protesters to Write Apology Letters?

  (by Ginia Bellafante for The New York Times 4 hours ago)
  The university calls it a “restorative practice”; the students call it a coerced confession.
  
  

• Does a Smash Hit Like ‘Lion King’ Deserve a $3 Million Tax Break?

  (by Jay Root and Michael Paulson for The New York Times 4 hours ago)
  Broadway is still recovering from the pandemic. A state tax-credit program has helped, but watchdogs say it aids some shows that don’t need a boost.
  
  

• Alleged arsonist, 26, set NY state trooper’s childhood home on fire over traffic tickets

  (by Allie Griffin for The New York Post 7 hours ago)
  Williams had searched online for personal information about the trooper who gave him traffic tickets, including his address, before the house fire, according to the DA.