A federal judge has indefinitely adjourned the trial of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, while maintaining the integrity of corruption charges against him. The judge has ordered the appointment of a conservative lawyer to examine the request from the Department of Justice for the dismissal of the case. This decision comes amidst a backdrop of significant resignations within the Justice Department, as several prosecutors have quit in protest over perceived political interference in the case. The situation remains fluid, with the court still deliberating the future of the charges, and further hearings are expected in the coming weeks.