🗽 NYC’s Latest: Resignations, Digital Trolls, and a New Gun Law! 🚨

Hey RoadmapNYC Fam,

The Big Apple is buzzing, and we’ve got the latest headlines for you! From political drama to digital trolling and new legislation, here’s what’s going down in NYC this week:

Mayor Adams' Aide Resigns Amid Corruption Investigations 👀 

The political scene just got a shake-up. Tim Pearson, a close aide to Mayor Eric Adams, has resigned as corruption investigations swirl around City Hall. With the spotlight on this scandal, the question is: What’s next for the Mayor? It’s safe to say the heat is on.  

👉 [Catch the full story]

DNC Trolls Trump and Vance with Projections on Trump Tower 🎯

Digital trolling just hit new heights—literally. The Democratic National Committee took to the streets (or should we say skyscrapers?) with some witty projections on Trump Tower, aimed at none other than Donald Trump and Ohio Senator J.D. Vance. Election season is heating up, and so are the trolls!  

👀 [See the trolling in action]

New York State Approves Controversial Gun Safety Law 🔫 

Big news for New Yorkers: the state has just passed a new gun safety law designed to curb gun violence. While many are applauding the move as a necessary step for public safety, others are pushing back, calling it an infringement on rights. This one’s sure to spark debate!  

📜 [Read more about the new law]

And that’s your quick dive into what’s happening in NYC! We’ll keep you posted as these stories develop. Got thoughts? Hit us up and let us know what’s on your mind!

Stay savvy, stay connected, 

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