Extra Extra: Living to 100 sounds expensive

Good Wednesday afternoon in New York City, where we're in for a wet and cloudy Manhattanhenge.

Here's what else is happening:

• Whom will Jewish New Yorkers vote for in the mayoral race? We don't know yet.
• "Chess," a 1980s musical set in the high-stakes world of pro chess during the Cold War — with music co-written by some members of ABBA — is returning to Broadway this fall with Lea Michele in the starring role.
• Just days after the Trump administration gave a green light to offshore wind projects in New York, House Republicans passed a bill that could gut tax incentives for wind developers.
• Barack and Michelle Obama went on a date in Midtown last night.
• "As a lifelong Knicks fan," said George Santos, "I believe they will perform as they have been but will lose at the end."
• Researchers have determined that horse faces can pull off a ton of expressions beyond just forlorn.
• Vinny Chase's house could be yours for $25 million.
• Stay-at-home son summer.
• Japanese barbecue sauce.
• We're more and more likely to live to 100, which means we're more and more likely to go broke before we die.
• And finally, just a horse expressing himself: