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It’s another day with a summer feel and high temperatures in the 80s.

Rain chances will increase by late night.

Highs: Near 80
Lows: Mid-60s
Clouds build

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Around NYC

1. Globetrotting Mayor Adams leaves a heated mayor’s race behind

Mayor Eric Adams on Monday began a four-day visit to Albania at the invitation of its prime minister.

Republican Curtis Sliwa said he’s now traveling with armed security as a result of “credible” threats against him and his wife.

Andrew Cuomo blasted Zohran Mamdani for maintaining citizenship in Uganda and for taking a photo with an anti-LGBTQ leader.

2. Bronx DA: 10 people indicted in connection with deadly summer shootings

Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark says nine people, including a 17-year-old and two 16-year-olds, were indicted in connection with two mass shootings on Aug. 23 and Sept. 1 that left three people dead and seven others wounded.

Clark says another man was indicted for a related shooting on Sept. 2 that claimed the life of a 22-year-old, whose brother was shot the day before.

The 10 people indicted face charges including murder, attempted murder and gun possession.

3. Hostage families remain cautiously optimistic as Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks begin

Advocates for the hostages have continued to rally every Sunday in Central Park for nearly two years.

While advocates sing and pray at the rally, many are cautiously optimistic because President Donald Trump’s would-be ceasefire deal includes the return of all hostages alive and dead.

Around the Nation

1. Trump says he’s open to health care deal with Democrats as shutdown drags on

2. DOT: Government shutdown adds stress to air traffic control system

3. CDC pulls back recommendation of COVID shot for all over 6 months old

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