Early Addition: What if a 5.2 magnitude earthquake hit New York City?

Good Wednesday morning in New York City, where we have an air quality advisory for the third day in a row.

Here's what else is happening:

• If a magnitude 5.2 earthquake directly hit New York City, officials estimate that 100 buildings would be completely destroyed and about 2,000 people would be left homeless.
• If a heavy rainstorm hits the Bronx River, officials estimate you should wait 72 hours before swimming in it.
• "It is all about social media, especially for the under 30, and that is something that I'm now focusing on very heavily," Andrew Cuomo told Bloomberg News yesterday.
• The old Wythe Diner is being picked up and moved from Williamsburg onto the lot of Steiner Studios in Queens, where it'll serve as a standing set.
• President Trump recently claimed on Truth Social that Taylor Swift is "NO LONGER HOT." 
• Some interesting thoughts on 5 Hour Energy shots.
• For a more refined way to caffeinate, head to Jersey City.
• Beware the sloth bear.
• And finally, sloth cat: