Security Tightens in New York for UN General Assembly, Road Closures and Protests Expected

Security is ramping up across Midtown Manhattan this week as world leaders gather for the United Nations General Assembly, which is expected to cause significant street closures and heightened congestion. Law enforcement agencies, including the NYPD, Secret Service, and other federal agencies, are coordinating to ensure the safety of attendees, which includes high-profile figures like President Joe Biden, who is scheduled to address the Assembly on Tuesday.

NYPD Chief Phil Rivera has warned drivers to prepare for traffic disruptions throughout the week, as multiple roads and lanes in the. . .