New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani signs an executive order temporarily repealing children’s bedtimes so kids across the city can watch the New York Knicks during the team’s NBA Finals run. Multiple outlets report that the order is framed as a short-term change, intended to let children of all ages view the games. Coverage describes the decision as tied to Mamdani’s interest in city sports and engagement with the youth vote. One report characterizes the move as “repealing bedtimes” for the duration of the Finals, while another states the order is intended to allow children to watch the Knicks. The Guardian adds context that the Knicks are competing for a title after a long stretch without a Finals appearance, and notes that the Finals series begins shortly after the announcement. The articles consistently present the executive order as temporary and limited to the Knicks’ NBA Finals quest, without detailing additional policy changes or broader impacts.