Justice Department moves to drop case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams
Adams has spent time with President Donald Trump recently, including meeting with him in South Florida and attending his ...
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Turkish Consulate in NYC, building at core of Mayor Adams’ corruption case, remains open despite lacking a certificate of occupancy
NEW YORK — The Turkish House — the building ... without a valid certificate of occupancy. Previously, the Turkish consulate had been operating with the temporary occupancy certificates despite ...
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Justice Department tells prosecutors to drop corruption case against New York mayor
Eric Adams, a Democrat, had reached out to Donald Trump, promising to help him with the Republican’s mass deportation ...
I would work to regain New Yorkers' trust: Eric Adams after DOJ drops corruption charges
New York Mayor Eric Adams defended himself on February 11, claiming innocence amid a federal corruption indictment. He denied the bribery and campaign fraud charges, which he described as an ...
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Turkish Consulate at center of Eric Adams indictment still not approved by NYC due to safety violations — but has been open for months: audit
The Turkish Consulate on the Upper East Side that’s at the center of Mayor Eric Adams’ indictment has been open for months without any city approval, according to a shocking new audit. The 35 ...
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Trump moves to end ‘politically-motivated’ prosecution of New York Mayor
In a move to clear up some of the politically controversial prosecutions, US President Donald Trump has moved to drop a case against New York’s mayor Eric Adams. Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil ...
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Eric Adams' attorney meets with Justice Department over future of federal case: Sources
the first sitting New York City mayor to be indicted, has pleaded not guilty to taking luxury travel benefits in exchange for helping expedite the opening of the Turkish consulate in Manhattan ...
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Jamal Khashoggi: Turkey 'wants Saudi consulate to prove man left'
told the New York Times that Turkish police officers providing security for the consulate had checked their security cameras and did not see the journalist leave on foot. But he added that ...