New York City Mayor Eric Adams is taking some time off to visit the doctor. His aide, Fabien Levy, shared that Adams hasn't been feeling his best recently, leading to a series of routine medical tests this week. Despite Adams' reduced public schedule, Levy assured that the city will keep running smoothly with over 300, 000 employees working at various agencies.

Eric Adams is currently facing serious legal troubles, including charges of corruption and bribery. His trial is set for April, and he's hoping for an earlier date so he can focus on his reelection campaign. The mayor's office has seen some resignations, including key figures like Deputy Mayors Sheena Wright and Philip Banks III, and Schools Chancellor David Banks.

New York is a hub for illegal immigrants, with around 760, 000 living there. This makes it a hotspot for potential mass deportations. Meanwhile, Adams' legal woes have led to some interesting discoveries, like the reduced pastoral duties of Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello due to questionable money transfers to the mayor's office.

Eric Adams Scales Back Schedule for Medical Checks

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