The New York City mayor is hoping to compel election officials to fork over $3.4 million for his independent reelection run.

The mayor argues the board relied on a now-dismissed criminal indictment to block public funding for his re-election campaign.

The administration has also announced a pause in criminal enforcement of a law that prohibits U.S. companies from paying bribes to foreign officials.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said he felt offended and humiliated by his now-dismissed corruption case. His comments come amid questions about his meeting with President Trump last week. It was Adams' first face-to-face meeting with the president since the Justice Department ordered his corruption case dropped.

The FBI is disbanding a Washington-based squad ... February dismissed a public corruption case against New York Mayor Eric Adams so he could support the administration's efforts to crack down ...

NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams’ reelection campaign ... federal prosecutors over the dismissal and allegations of a quid pro quo, which Adams denies. The board is continuing its investigation ...

A cache of documents in the now-dismissed Eric Adams corruption case ... An affidavit from an FBI agent notes that location data for one of Adams' phones suggests he spends the "overnight hours ...