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Around NYC
1. Mayor calls rivals 'Eric-like' on affordability, public safety
Mayor Eric Adams rallied on Monday with union workers at City Hall to promote his plan to eliminate the city’s income tax for low-income New Yorkers. It’s an idea that landed in the policy book of his biggest rival for re-election, Andrew Cuomo.
Adams says his opponents want to be more like him, but he worries he's unable to rally voters to his side while his corruption case remains open.
Follow NY1's live blog for the latest updates on the upcoming June primary.
2. MTA meets deadline to share subway crime stats with Trump administration
The MTA met its deadline Monday to submit information on subway crime - and the steps that it's taking to combat it - to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
The submission came in response to a March 18 letter Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent the agency requesting that information and suggesting that noncompliance could result in "redirecting or withholding funding."
3. Community rallies for International Trans Day of Visibility in Manhattan
Monday marked the International Trans Day of Visibility. Demonstrators gathered throughout the city to support the community and oppose the recent rollback by the federal government regarding trans rights.
Around the Nation
1. Congressional leaders silent, dismissive as Trump pitches unconstitutional third term
2. Republicans look to restrict federal judges as Trump and allies ramp up criticism
3. Thousands of workers at nation's health agencies brace for mass layoffs
