New York City Mayor Eric Adams faced intense backlash during a press conference following his indictment on federal bribery and wire fraud charges, which include allegations of accepting over $10 million in illegal campaign contributions from foreign nationals. A protester interrupted the event, accusing Adams of being a 'disgrace' to the Black community and challenging his administration's policies. Adams, who insists he will not resign, stated that he looks forward to defending himself against the charges, which span from his time as Brooklyn Borough president in 2014. U.S. Attorney Damian Williams criticized Adams for failing to disclose gifts and described the indictment as part of a decade-long scheme. Despite the mounting pressure, Adams claims he is being targeted for his stance against the Biden administration. If he were to resign, New York City's public advocate, Jumaane Williams, would temporarily take over as mayor.