The Justice Department is in turmoil as it files a motion to dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. This decision comes after a wave of resignations from prosecutors, with at least seven attorneys stepping down in protest against the handling of the case, which some claim bears signs of political interference. Amidst mounting pressure and calls for his ouster, Mayor Adams continues to deny any wrongdoing and urges the public to move past the controversy. Critics within the Democratic Party express concern over his perceived connections to former President Trump, while Governor Hochul has not ruled out the possibility of removing him from office. The situation reflects a broader crisis within the Justice Department as officials grapple with accusations of corruption and improper influence.