Snowstorm Part One is over...

Today's newsletter is curated by James Ramsay

Weather: ⛅ Mostly sunny and very cold, with highs around 20.

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It's Tuesday in New York City, where the snowfall is over, public schools have reopened for in-person learning, public transit is operating (with delays), and the general consensus seems to be that Mayor Zohran Mamdani made it through one of the highest stakes tests of running City Hall with no major mistakes.

“I would give him an A,” said Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, who credited the mayor for being out in the streets and focusing on areas beyond Manhattan.

But this being New York City, people still had complaints. Here's the full review of Mamdani's first snowstorm as mayor.

And here's what else is happening:

• Temperatures in the city will be below-freezing for at least another week — with potentially more snow this weekend — meteorologists said Tuesday.
• The city's medical examiner is now investigating the deaths of at least eight people who've been found outside in freezing conditions since Saturday.
• Be careful out there trying to cross the icy mounds of snow blocking bus stops.
• AI-generated videos showing NYPD officers confronting ICE agents have been circulating on social media for weeks, and it's unclear who's creating them or why.
• The city’s five borough presidents now wield more power over housing decisions than they have had in decades. How will they use it?
• The NYPD said police shot and injured a man who came at officers with a kitchen knife inside a home in Briarwood, Queens, yesterday morning.

• Work on the Gateway tunnel project could stop next week unless the Trump administration reinstates federal funding.
• Peter Napolitano, better known as "Produce Pete" on NBC New York, has died at the age of 80.
• An NYPD officer has been placed on modified duty after shooting a crazed raccoon on the Belle Harbor boardwalk last week.
• Is President Donald Trump worried about Alzheimer's? "No, I don’t think about it at all. You know why?" he told New York magazine. "Because whatever it is, my attitude is whatever."
• Gen Z can't stop listening to "QKThr," an 88-second track off Aphex Twin’s 2001 album "Drukqs."
• Some parents just want to sit in the driveway and look at their phones.
• Kim Kardashian's new Nikes look like they'd really protect your feet on a rocky beach.