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Mayor Eric Adams has announced that New York City will no longer fully comply with its longstanding right-to-shelter law, Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine says handling the migrant crisis in New York should be a statewide effort, not just the responsibility of the city, and the New York Knicks dodge elimination by securing a victory over the Miami Heat in Game 5.
Lastly, new recordings from NYPD interviews show that important questions were not asked of two officers involved in the death of Kawaski Trawick. WNYC's Michael Hill sits with journalist Mike Hayes and ProPublica editor at large Eric Umansky, to discuss their findings on this case.
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