Summary:

President-elect Trump may pardon NYC Mayor Adams facing federal corruption charges.
Mayor Adams' chief advisor, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, resigned amidst a separate grand jury investigation and potential indictment.
The NYC Campaign Finance Board denied Adams public matching funds for his reelection bid.
The investigation involves alleged improper gifts and the city's leasing of commercial properties.
Mayor Adams remains defiant despite the charges and lack of campaign funds.

Trump Mulls Pardon for Mayor Adams Amid Corruption Charges

President-elect Donald Trump has stated he would consider pardoning New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who faces federal fraud and corruption charges. This comes as Adams' chief advisor, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, resigned amidst a separate grand jury investigation and potential indictment for alleged improper gifts.

Adams' Advisor Resigns, Faces Indictment

Lewis-Martin's lawyer claims the investigation is politically motivated and that she's innocent. The investigation centers around the city's leasing of commercial properties. Meanwhile, the NYC Campaign Finance Board denied Adams public matching funds for his reelection bid due to concerns about his campaign's conduct.

Adams Remains Defiant

Despite the federal indictment and lack of matching funds, Mayor Adams remains defiant, asserting he will continue his campaign and lead the city. The situation is unfolding rapidly, with potential indictments and legal battles ahead.