New York says $87 million of its counterterror grants is still unpaid

New York says its counterterrorism allocation was cut twice, first by $87 million and then by another $100 million, and Trump announced both cuts had been reversed. Only the $100 million of that $187 million has come back, restored after a federal court order.

The numbers:

• The two cuts totaled $187 million, about 86% of New York's previous allocation.
• New York got about $220 million in counterterrorism funding the prior fiscal year.
• Mamdani said the disputed money would fully fund 12 New York bomb squads.