Eric Adams

“Donald Trump ran for President promising vengeance,” the staff writer Eric Lach says. “The Adams situation is in some ways fascinating because it’s part of the demonstration of the flip side of that—which is leniency for friends.”

A conservative prosecutor in New York makes the first bold move against Donald Trump’s rampaging Presidency.

“Plunkitt of Tammany Hall,” a collection of political sermons attributed to a crooked machine boss, is a handy reference for New York City’s current political chaos.

Newly obtained e-mails show that Ingrid Lewis-Martin stuck with Adams even when she feared for her safety. Will she stay by his side through a federal investigation?

Mayor Eric Adams swaggered right into a corruption indictment.

How Eric Adams’s bizarre nature became one of his greatest political assets.

As members of his inner circle get investigated by the F.B.I., the Mayor of New York City, quarantining with COVID, tries to play it cool.

The hosts of a plugged-in New York City politics podcast wonder if the Mayor is really as weak as his political opponents believe.

New York City’s mayor has downplayed the federal investigation into his campaign fund-raising, but, by dodging questions and obfuscating, he’s invited even more public scrutiny.

In Brooklyn, hundreds of men have languished in a city-run facility, taking cold showers, eating bad food, and sleeping inches from one another.

Eric Lach discusses why Eric Adams—who once personally welcomed buses of asylum seekers at the Port Authority—is now saying that migrants are going to “destroy New York City.”

Untangling the politics, policies, and messaging behind the current crisis.

An immigrant small-business owner sees himself in the asylum seekers who were sleeping on the street outside his restaurant in midtown.

After the homeless young man was killed on the subway, there has been a rare flash of national attention on the issue. Can the outrage be harnessed for actual change?

A deep look at a shady friend of Mayor Eric Adams as he increases his national profile.

Eric Adams’s friends and allies have puzzled over his relationship with Lamor Whitehead, a fraudster Brooklyn church leader.

After a century of unequal access, unequal maintenance, and unequal attention, it’s time for a system that reliably serves no one.

A nonprofit news outlet has spent the past half year publishing more complete data on homelessness. Eric Adams’s administration says it plans to start doing the same.

While holding out against Eric Adams’s street cleanups, residents of a New York City homeless encampment mourn one of their own, and consider their options.

Shams DaBaron was a fierce critic of former Mayor Bill de Blasio’s treatment of homeless New Yorkers. Now he’s collaborating with the new Mayor.