Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez grilled the NYC mayor over an alleged quid pro quo between him and the Trump administration. Adams rejected all allegations

President Donald Trump is hosting intimate dinners and one-on-one meetings with anyone who has deep pockets, troubling experts who believe wealthy people will use it to get favorable treatment.

Three cops will face a misconduct trial in June for subjecting a Black teen girl to a humiliating strip-search at school because they believed she was carrying cannabis, which was never found.

A Tennessee cop resigned and moved to a different police department after it was revealed he arrested and charged four sober people with DUIs in 2023.

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has thrown his hat into the ring for New York City mayor.

A grand jury has recommended the disbandment of an Alabama Police Department after an investigation reportedly uncovered corruption and evidence tampering.

President Donald Trump's media company has filed a lawsuit against a Brazilian Supreme Court judge, accusing him of violating U.S. free speech protections.

A former Watergate prosecutor urged the judge overseeing Eric Adams's corruption case to further investigate the Justice Department's dismissal request.

Adams reportedly met with three deputy mayors over their desire to leave his administration

Kathy Hochul is the only official with power to remove the NYC mayor from office

New York Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez has expressed concern towards the Trump administration's decision to drop federal bribery and corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

Instead of returning it to victim countries, the Trump administration is using billions of dollars seized in foreign corruption cases to build detention centers in Texas and Guantanamo Bay.

The Democratic representative defended herself after a MAGA supporter accused her of getting kickbacks from US agencies.

This is not the first time Paxton has evaded legal challenges alleging office abuse.

The Puerto Rican artist's agency, RIMAS Sports, has been accused of bribing baseball players with gifts to lure them to the agency.

The daughters of Malcolm X filed a $100 million lawsuit Friday, accusing the CIA, FBI, NYPD, and other agencies of playing roles in the 1965 assassination.

A retired federal agent in Buffalo, New York, was found guilty on seven charges on Thursday, including conspiracy to defraud the US.

The accusations stem from claims that the officials solicited over $750,000 from the former director the state-owned National Bank of Credit

Prophane Victor, a former member of Haiti's Lower House of Deputies, is accused of helping to fuel gang-related terror in the Artibonite region,

The embattled mayor has refused to resign following an indictment and lashed back at critics, saying he is being targeted by the Biden administration for his stance when dealing with migrants arriving in the city

The senator has been accused of taking cash, gold and a luxury car in exchange for using his political influence in benefit of a group of businessmen

The Democrat was indicted for allegedly taking bribes in exchange for political favors

The embattled senator said he would consider a run if acquitted of the charges pressed against him

The senator's defense has said he was unaware of the gold in his house, claiming they were brought in by his wife, and that the cash was for emergencies

The announcement comes shortly after the beginning of the trial against the embattled senator, who pinned most of the blame on her

Nadine Menendez is accused of playing a key role in an alleged scheme where he and her husband took money and gifts in exchange for benefitting Egypt and Qatar

A woman from Houston admitted to facilitating a $60,000 payment to Imelda Cuéllar, the lawmaker's wife and also indicted in the case

The embattled official is accused of taking bribes in exchange for benefitting the governments of Egypt and Qatar

They said they helped the Democrat launder more than $200,000 in bribes from Mexico's Banco Azteca

"Everybody is innocent until proven otherwise and we're going to continue doing our job," Cuellar said when asked if he would leave his post