Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. President Trump is lashing out at the New York City

mayor-elect Zeranman Dani. As NPR's Franco-Ordonians reports, Trump suggested New Yorkers will leave the city as a result of the election.

In his first public remarks specifically addressing the mayor-elect's victory, Trump suggested Zohran Mondani represented the future direction of the Democratic Party.

After last night's results, the decision facing all Americans could not be more clear.

We have a choice between communism and common sense.

Trump charged that New Yorkers will flee the city as a result.

Mamdani rejects the label of a communist.

Earlier in the day, he criticized Trump for failing to deliver on his campaign promises

to deliver cheaper groceries.

Mondani campaigned on a platform of affordability.

Franco, Ordonez, NPR News, the White House.

Historically, young Americans aren't big participants in off-year elections, but as NPR's

Elena Moore reports, they helped carry Democrats to victory on Tuesday in several key races.

From gubernatorial matchups in New Jersey and Virginia to the mayoral race in New York City,

youth turnout appears to have significantly increased, according to an early analysis from the

research organization's circle. Exit polls also show young people overwhelmingly backed

Democrats. Mikey Cheryl in New Jersey and Abigail Spamberger in Virginia each received roughly 70% of the under 30 vote

in their gubernatorial races. And in New York City, nearly 80% of young voters cast a ballot for

Zeran Mamdani for mayor. Concern about the rising cost of living was a key theme in each race

and remains a major issue for young voters across the country.

Elena Moore, NPR News.

California Republicans have filed a lawsuit to block a new congressional map that voters

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