Unsealed docs reveal Justice Dept. nearly dropped NYC Mayor Adams' corruption case without key prosecutor's input.

Newly unsealed documents show the Justice Department was considering dropping corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams before even consulting the top Manhattan prosecutor. The documents, filed under seal on March 7, coincide with a court-appointed expert advising the case should end. This reveals behind-the-scenes efforts to build and salvage the case, raising questions about its strength and potential political motives.