NYC Mayor's Campaign Paid Almost $300K To Former Fundraiser Who Was Raided By FBI
New York City Mayor Eric Adams' reelection campaign paid thousands of dollars to a former campaign worker who was raided by the FBI.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams' reelection campaign paid thousands of dollars to a former campaign worker who was raided by the FBI.
Here's what to know about the investigation into Adams' 2021 campaign.
Agents confiscated Adams’ phones and raided his chief fundraiser’s home. Adams says he’s not accused of wrongdoing.
NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams continued to defend his political fundraising apparatus Wednesday, saying he’d be “shocked” and “hurt” if anyone connected to it is criminally charged as part of an ongoing federal corruption inquiry into his 2021 campaign. But it remains unclear exactly where the investigation is going — and how much of a political toll it might take on Adams. “I cannot tell you ...
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