Center, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere by architectural height, opens. November 10: Fulton Center, a great subway and retail complex in Lower Manhattan, is completed. December 20: 2014 killings of NYPD officers; two police officers are killed. 2015 January: Premiere of Miranda's musical Hamilton. January 12: New York City launches IDNYC, a municipal identification card system. March 26: Two people are killed and 22 people are injured in the East Village of Manhattan after another gas explosion likely caused by a gas leak leveled three buildings. May 2: Police officer Brian Moore is murdered on duty in Hollis, Queens. July: Disability Pride Parade held. September: 7 Subway Extension opens, making 34th Street–Hudson Yards the first new station in 25 years. September 24–26: Pope Francis visits New York City and becomes an honorary New Yorker by way of an IDNYC municipal identification card. Whitney Museum moves to Gansevoort Street. November 1: New York Mets lose Game 5 of the 2015 World Series to the Kansas City Royals. Donald Trump presidential campaign, 2016 headquartered in city (at the Trump Tower). Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, 2016 also headquartered in city (in Downtown Brooklyn). New York City Football Club debuts in MLS. 2016 January 23: The city receives a record 27.5 inches of snow from a blizzard. March 3: World Trade Center Transportation Hub (Oculus) completed. September 17: 2016 Manhattan explosion. A bomb explodes in Chelsea, Manhattan, wounding 29 people. A second device—reportedly a pressure cooker attached to wiring and a mobile phone—was found four blocks from the site of the explosion and was removed safely. A suspect, Ahmad Khan Rahami, is apprehended two days later. November 9: Anti-Trump post-election protest begins. December 31: Main location of Carnegie Deli closes. 2017 January 1: After decades of delay the Second Avenue Subway opens. January 20: Queens native Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, the first from the outer boroughs to become president and the most recent New Yorker to become president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt. January 21: Women's protest against U.S. president Trump. Kosciuszko Bridge rebuilt. April: Over one million IDNYC municipal identification cards were registered by April 2017. July 5: Police officer Miosotis Familia is shot and killed in her command center vehicle in The Bronx. Her killer is then killed by responding officers, September 17: Final print edition of the Village Voice distributed October