Early Addition: Plight of the 57th Street co-op owners who moved in before it was Billionaires' Row

Good Wednesday morning in New York City, where it's nice again.

Here's what else is happening:

• "The Trump administration secured the border, and because of that, you’re not seeing the thousands of people coming in, and it has been a real relief for our city," Mayor Eric Adams told the New York Post yesterday.
• There are a bunch of great photos in this feature about the potential twilight of one of the last remaining middle-class co-op buildings on 57th Street, now known as "Billionaires' Row."
• A bunch of high-profile progressives Democrats are supporting state Assemblymember Jessica González-Rojas of Queens in her primary challenge against incumbent state Sen. Jessica Ramos, who alienated many on the left by endorsing Andrew Cuomo for mayor.
• Tangram, a new mall in Flushing that's full of Asian stores and restaurants, is bumping.
• An old Atlantic City strip club is going up for auction.
• We need more shade.
• The reviews are in: James Corden's new "Smurfs" movie is the best one yet, but still annoying.
• And finally, classic panda: