New York Headlines

• Thieves attack elderly homeless man sleeping in NYC subway station and leave him bloodied over $95

  (by Amanda Woods, Steven Vago for The New York Post 22 minutes ago)
  A pair of thieves woke up a sleeping homeless man and punched him in the face during a violent robbery inside a Manhattan subway station Thursday, sources and police said.
  
  

• Fish from the south are making NYC waters home as warming seas make the area more balmy: study

  (by Katherine Donlevy for The New York Post 49 minutes ago)
  The Big Apple has become the new sea life hot spot.
  
  

• Some of Mexico’s best bartenders pop up in NYC bar with their offbeat witches brews

  (by Nicole Rosenthal for The New York Post 52 minutes ago)
  Shaken, stirred or summoned?
  
  
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• New Adams Administration Inquiry Focuses on City Leases

  (by William K. Rashbaum, Dana Rubinstein and Michael Rothfeld for The New York Times an hour ago)
  The Manhattan district attorney’s office seized phones from five people, including aides to Mayor Eric Adams, as they returned from a vacation together.
  
  

• What It Was Like in Sarasota as Hurricane Milton Made Landfall

  (by Jenna Russell for The New York Times 5 hours ago)
  Our reporter’s account of a harrowing night in Sarasota, Fla. — different from anything she has experienced as a native of New England.
  
  

• Why Democratic Senate Control Seems to Be Slipping Away

  (by Nate Cohn for The New York Times 6 hours ago)
  A Times/Siena poll shows Jon Tester behind by seven points in Montana, while Colin Allred trails Ted Cruz by four in Texas.
  
  

• With 100-Foot-Wide Trump Sign, Sticker Mule Dives Into Politics

  (by Stefanos Chen for The New York Times 7 hours ago)
  The chief executive of Sticker Mule in Amsterdam, N.Y., set off a debate by displaying his support for Donald J. Trump in a massive sign atop the company’s headquarters.
  
  

• Republicans Appear Poised to Take Control of Senate, New Poll Shows

  (by Shane Goldmacher for The New York Times 10 hours ago)
  The latest polling from The New York Times and Siena College shows Republicans leading in key Senate races in Montana, Texas and Florida.
  
  

• $160 Million Later, New Pool and Rink Will Replace Central Park Eyesore

  (by Eliza Shapiro for The New York Times 1 day, 7 hours ago)
  The new Harlem Meer Center, opening early next year, will serve the largely Black and Latino communities surrounding the northern end of the park.