The battle between New York federal prosecutors and the Justice Department continued Friday following another resignation over the order to end Eric Adams' bribery case.

Rev. Al Sharpton and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries have expressed more explicit concerns about Mayor Eric Adams in the past few days.

The governor isn’t closing the door on giving the mayor the boot. State and city law lay out a process for doing so.

Democratic primary is a wide-open race, and the mayor’s ties to Donald Trump may make him more vulnerable in the election.

As questions swirl about his poll numbers and concerns regarding potential ties to the Trump administration grow, New York ...

A memorial service led by Rev. Al Sharpton, founder and president of the National Action Network (NAN), called for justice to ...

Civil rights champions have diverse college journeys. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. may be the most recognized civil rights leader in U.S. history, but across many decades, numerous Black activists ...

The president ordered the Department of Justice to drop its prosecution of the embattled mayor — but that’s just the ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has declared that he is “no longer facing legal questions” after the Trump administration ...

The unusual dismissal order comes with strings attached that could cause continued legal headaches for Adams and put pressure ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams vowed to regain the public’s trust Tuesday as the Justice Department moved to halt his ...

Rev. Al Sharpton leads a 'buy-cott' at a Harlem Costco, urging Black community to support companies that maintain diversity, ...