Dismissing the case “with prejudice” spares Adams from having to govern in a way that pleases Trump at risk of the Justice Department reviving the charges.

A federal judge dismissed the charges at the request of the Justice Department, which had argued that the case distracted from Adams' ability to enact Trump's immigration agenda.

With his federal corruption case behind him, Mayor Eric Adams stood on the back steps of Gracie Mansion on Wednesday to defiantly declare he is going to run — and prevail — in the upcoming mayoral race.

Grasso speaks with prominent attorneys and legal scholars, analyzing major legal issues and cases in the news.

The federal judge presiding over the New York mayor’s case was asked to approve a farcical quid pro quo. He went a different route.

A judge permanently dismissed the federal corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. NBC News’ Tom Winter explains the judge’s dismissal and what it means for Adams, who is running for another term as mayor.

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,

A federal judge dismissed corruption charges against Eric Adams, bringing a permanent end to the case and capping an extraordinary series of events that sowed discord within the Justice Department.

In this NY News Update, we look at a federal judge deciding to drop the corruption case against Eric Adams, preview Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs and show the MTA's newly redesigned subway map.