NYC Mayor Eric Adams Faces Legal Turmoil Amid Federal Indictment

Republicans aim to leverage Adams's corruption charges against New York Democrats in competitive House races.

Eric Adams, Mayor of New York City, has been indicted on charges including bribery and wire fraud related to alleged dealings with Turkish nationals.
Republicans are using Adams's legal troubles to target New York Democrats in tight congressional races, linking them to his administration's alleged corruption.
Adams's defense team is challenging the charges, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling that may complicate the prosecution's case.
Democratic leaders are divided on how to respond, with some calling for Adams to resign while others advocate for due process.
Adams's indictment has prompted discussions about his political future, with polls showing low public support for his reelection.