NYC Mayor Adams Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ After 5-Charge Indictment, Includes Wire Fraud And Bribery

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New York City Democrat Mayor Eric Adams pleaded not guilty to all of his indictment charges in Manhattan federal court on Friday. He was also ordered to refrain from speaking with alleged witnesses and companions in his case. 
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