A federal bribery charge against New York City Mayor Eric Adams remains intact as Manhattan federal court Judge Dale Ho denies a motion to dismiss the allegation. Adams, who pleaded not guilty in September, faces accusations of accepting illegal campaign donations and bribes, including luxury travel perks from individuals linked to the Turkish government. His legal team argued that the charge does not meet the legal threshold for bribery, but Judge Ho rejected the claim, allowing the case to proceed.
The indictment alleges that Adams received financial contributions and benefits. . .
