Mayor Eric Adams to Attend Trump's Inauguration

New York City Mayor Eric Adams attended President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration in Washington D.C., after receiving a last-minute invitation. Adams canceled his scheduled Martin Luther King Jr. Day events to attend the inauguration, sparking controversy due to his legal troubles and the political implications of associating with Trump. The mayor's meeting with Trump at Mar-a-Lago focused on topics such as public safety and federal investments in New York, but Adams insists they did not discuss his federal indictment. Trump has suggested he might consider pardoning Adams, who faces charges including bribery, if Adams is convicted. This association is seen as politically risky for Adams, who is preparing to run in a Democratic primary. The inauguration was attended by several former presidents and prominent figures, with Trump calling for a 'revolution of common sense' in his speech.