With Eric Adams dismissal order, Trump's DOJ tests office that challenged him
The Justice Department's order to drop corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams will test whether a fiercely independent federal prosecutor's office can resist efforts by President Donald Trump's administration to rein it in.
The leader of one watchdog group called the moves "the equivalent of putting up a neon sign telling foreign actors 'we are ...
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The drama — which recalls the Saturday Night Massacre of Watergate fame — represents the most high-profile effort yet by ...
Democratic primary is a wide-open race, and the mayor’s ties to Donald Trump may make him more vulnerable in the election.
As questions swirl about his poll numbers and concerns regarding potential ties to the Trump administration grow, New York ...
New York Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday met with border czar Tom Homan and federal officials for a closed-door meeting to ...
Eric Adams isn’t going away. That was the message the mayor delivered in a sober but defiant five-minute midday address from ...
The top federal prosecutor in New York and two senior federal prosecutors in Washington have resigned after they refused to ...
A crisis at the department over the Eric Adams case is an early test of the criminal justice system’s resilience against a ...
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The New York City mayor, already a foe of the left, owes his legal reprieve to the polarizing Republican president.
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