Early Addition: Benevolent Brits sitting at home keep sending rounds of pints to strangers at the pub

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Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where someone keeps littering porn and Bible pages on a Greenpoint sidewalk.

Here’s what else is happening:

• The sun is once again setting after 5 p.m., praise Ra.
• The NYPD said it’s creating a task force to crack down on drag racing and highway takeovers.
• A San Francisco-based runner who won the non-binary category of the New York City Marathon last year was denied their $5,000 prize after New York Road Runners said they failed to meet the qualification: competing in at least six other NYRR races within the year leading up to the marathon.
• George Santos has a court check-in today.
• “If I don’t come out of this alive I’d like to say a big F—K OFF right now to everybody on Instagram who criticized me for supporting the INNOCENT Woody Allen”: Restauranteur Keith McNally shared this thought before undergoing kidney stone surgery yesterday.
• The new craze sweeping Great Britain is kind of like swatting, but instead of sending militarized police to someone’s home, you send a round of pints to some lovely strangers who’ve posted on Facebook which pub they’re at. 
• Rat selfies!
• And finally, nice tight stride: