New York City Increases Security After Attacks

In response to recent violent incidents, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced heightened security measures, including increased police presence at Trump Tower and Times Square. This decision follows a deadly car attack in New Orleans that killed 15 and an explosion outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, both occurring on New Year’s Day. While there are currently no credible threats to New York, Adams emphasized the need for caution and urged citizens to report suspicious activities. The investigations into both attacks are ongoing, with authorities exploring potential links between the two incidents. Similar security enhancements have also been implemented in Chicago, where police have increased patrols around Trump Tower, despite having no specific threats reported. Lawmakers have condemned the attacks and expressed condolences for the victims' families.