Early Addition: Mayor Sliwa would ditch the beret

Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where working outside in this heat is brutal.

Here's what else is happening:

• More than 100 legal weed shops — mostly in New York City — may be forced to close because regulators accidentally allowed them to open too close to schools.
• The city's Campaign Finance Board said 222 recent donations to Mayor Adams' reelection campaign don't qualify for public matching funds because officials couldn't verify the true source of the money.
• The mayor yesterday unveiled renderings of 3,000 apartments and some parkland set to be built on the marshy site of an abandoned airport in Flushing.
• Andrew Cuomo told Brian Lehrer yesterday that he "wasn’t in charge of building affordable housing in New York [City]" while he was governor. Pro-development critics disagree with that view.
• Republican mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa said that if he wins in November, he'll stop wearing the beret.
• Pencil Factory, a Greenpoint dive bar once beloved by musicians that became frattier in recent years, is closing.
• The Chinese government is very proud of Labubus for being homegrown intellectual property that gained a global following.
• SEE IT: Monkeys at a temple in Bali steal tourists' iPhones and trade them for mangoes.
• And finally, chillaxed: