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Early Addition: Is Italy due for Pompeii part 2?
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Good Thursday morning in New York City, where Beyoncé ads were mysteriously projected onto major museum facades.
Here's what else is happening:
- Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie isn't ruling out a run for president on a third-party ticket.
- The Adams administration cut the budget for the Civilian Complaint Review Board, forcing the independent NYPD watchdog group to stop investigating entire categories of police misconduct.
- Tracks Raw Bar & Grill, once a beloved Penn Station haunt, is coming back to life at the Grand Central Madison LIRR terminal.
- F and M train service between Manhattan and Queens will go back to normal on April 1 after nearly a year of work to fix leaks.
- Central Park's cherry blossoms are bloomin'.
- Naples, Italy can't rule out the possibility that Mount Vesuvius — or some other volcano hidden beneath the city — could soon erupt.
- The TSA is great at surprising us with new rules in the security line.
- And finally, not pandas:
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