Eric Adams used to call himself the "Biden of Brooklyn," but since being indicted on corruption charges he has embraced the president-elect. Donald Trump appreciates it.

On November 16, Trump attended a UFC event at Madison Square Garden accompanied by a large entourage including Elon Musk and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. Mayor Adams turned up too. A bystander video caught Adams briefly chatting up Trump ringside.

WASHINGTON ― President-elect Donald Trump said Monday he would consider pardoning New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who faces bribery, fraud and campaign finance charges as part of a Justice Department corruption investigation. "Yeah, I would," Trump said ...

The victor of a cutthroat primary for mayor in 2021, New York City’s Eric Adams rushed to embrace national political stardom.

President-elect Donald J. Trump’s comment reflects an unusual relationship that Mr. Adams, the New York mayor, has encouraged as his federal corruption trial nears.

If Donald Trump does pardon Eric Adams, it will come at the expense of New York City residents who deserve to see their mayor stand trial.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams slammed Democrats for comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler during the presidential election.

President-elect Donald Trump spoke at a news conference on Monday and shared that if convicted, he would pardon Mayor Eric Adams.

President-elect Donald Trump announced Monday that SoftBank will make a $100 billion investment in the U.S. that will create 100,000 jobs.

President-elect Donald Trump on Monday said in a far-ranging news conference that he would consider pardoning embattled New York Mayor Eric Adams. Separately he called on the Biden administration

The corruption-addled New York City mayor met with Tom Homan on Thursday to discuss the city’s role in Trump’s imminent mass deportation plans. Homan is tasked with overseeing Trump’s “largest deportation operation in American history.”

On Monday morning, Trump floated the possibility of a pardon for Adams, FOX 5 NY reported. Trump made no promise to Adams during his Mar-a-Lago news conference, but said he would “consider” a pardon when asked by reporters about the case.