NYC Mayor Eric Adams Limits Schedule for Medical Tests Amid Legal and Political Challenges

Mayor Adams, facing federal corruption charges and a reelection campaign, will undergo routine medical evaluations while continuing to oversee city operations.

Mayor Eric Adams, 64, will have a limited public schedule this week for doctor appointments and routine medical tests, according to his office.
Adams' spokesperson emphasized the mayor's right to privacy but assured that city operations would continue uninterrupted.
The mayor is preparing for a federal corruption trial in April, where he faces multiple charges, including wire fraud and bribery, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
Adams is simultaneously campaigning for reelection in the June Democratic primary, despite declining popularity and fundraising challenges.
His recent attendance at President Trump's inauguration and interactions with conservative figures have drawn criticism from members of his own party.