Eric Adams shows up to court for the first time since his historic indictment
Mayor Eric Adams arrived at a federal courthouse in Manhattan Friday morning, where he is expected to enter a plea in his sprawling criminal bribery case. Prosecutors in the Southern District of New York have accused Adams of participating in a yearslong scheme in which he accepted bribes,
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Live Updates: Eric Adams Set to Appear in Court on Bribery and Fraud Charges
The New York mayor was scheduled to be arraigned on Friday. He has insisted he will stay in office and asked New Yorkers to give him a chance to defend himself.
Eric Adams’ Indictment Reveals Corruption Beyond Turkey: A Roundup of Documented’s Investigations
Mayor Eric Adams was indicted Wednesday for undisclosed "travel benefits" from officials in Turkey. But we've uncovered more of Adams’ suspicious financial ties to Chinese business figures in NYC.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams: ‘I am not guilty, your honor’
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is pleading not guilty to bribery and wire fraud charges in an indictment alleging he solicited foreign donations in return for official favors.
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That said, this has been a pretty good week for us here at The American Spectator. After all, Tuesday night was our 56th annual Robert L. Bartley gala, and we had two political titans come forth to address the crowd — Sen. Rand Paul, whom I also had the pleasure of interviewing for this week’s Spectacle Podcast, and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams pleads not guilty to taking bribes and illegal campaign contributions
Adams’ lawyer told a judge that they would move next week to dismiss the case, which has roiled the biggest U.S. city after months of investigations, searches and subpoenas.
New York Mayor Eric Adams expected to plead not guilty to corruption charges
Eric Adams is set to appear in Manhattan federal court, facing charges of accepting bribes and illegal campaign contributions from Turkish nationals.
New York Mayor Eric Adams pleads not guilty to corruption charges
New York Mayor Eric Adams appeared in federal court Friday after being charged with bribery, wire fraud and seeking illegal campaign donations.
New York Mayor Eric Adams to Appear in Court on Corruption Charges
New York City Mayor Eric Adams walks outside his official residence Gracie Mansion, after he was charged with bribery and illegally soliciting a campaign contribution from a foreign national, in New York City,
Feds: NYC Mayor Eric Adams Took Bribes From Turkish Official To Ignore Armenian Genocide
Adams, a former NYPD Captain, was hit with a federal indictment charging him with five federal charges of bribery, fraud and ...
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Indictment of NYC Mayor Eric Adams Details Depths of Illegal Foreign Influence
On Thursday, federal prosecutors announced they are charging New York City Mayor Eric Adams for a bribery and wire fraud ...
Who is calling for Eric Adams to resign? Rep. Nadler joins growing list
On Thursday, Sept. 26, New York City Mayor Eric Adams was charged in a 5-count federal indictment alleging he accepted ...
Eric Adams indictment: All the travel perks prosecutors say the New York City mayor accepted
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces five counts connected to a corruption probe. Prosecutors say Adams accepted travel from ...
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Eric Adams: “You are a true friend of Turkey” – Explosive revelations from phone calls and text messages that “burned” New York City Mayor
Eric Adams faces 45 years in prison - Among the gifts he received were free or cheap tickets to France, China, Sri Lanka, ...
Free upgrades, campaign donations and the Bentley suite: How Eric Adams allegedly traveled the world on Turkey’s dime
New York City Mayor Eric Adams was tripped up, in large part, by his taste for the finer things in life, according to a ...
Turkish Airlines offered to charge Eric Adams $50 for two business-class seats worth $15,000, prosecutors say
New York City Mayor Eric Adams accepted numerous lavish travel gifts from the Turkish government, federal prosecutors said ...