New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ historic federal corruption case has been tossed — leaving him free to campaign for a second term without the threat of jail hanging over his head. The hotly anticipated decision by Manhattan federal court Judge Dale Ho followed a political firestorm ignited by President Trump’s Department of Justice ordering prosecutors to drop the prosecution against Adams.

A federal judge in New York agreed that the Justice Department should dismiss a corruption case against Mayor Eric Adams.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ federal corruption charges were permanently dismissed Wednesday as the court partially sided with the Trump administration’s Justice Department. Judge Dale E. Ho of Federal District Court in Manhattan ordered that Adams’ case be dismissed with prejudice.

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Even with the dismissal of a five-count federal corruption indictment, Mayor Eric Adams faces an uncertain future.

Just hours after a federal judge dismissed corruption charges against him, Mayor Eric Adams is shifting gears—rushing to enter the Democratic mayoral primary before the filing deadline. With less than three months to go until the June 24 primary,

About two hours after he was freed from federal corruption charges, Mayor Eric Adams stood outside Gracie Mansion with a message for the city’s 8.5 million residents. “New Yorkers stopped me all the time in trying to find the rationale behind this,

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The judge overseeing the corruption case against Eric Adams has dismissed the charges against the New York City mayor, and in a spilt with the Trump Justice Department, ordered that the charges cannot be brought again.