We start the day's other headlines in New York, where the state's governor, Kathy

Hokel, has decided not to remove the mayor of New York City from office, at least for now.

However, Hockel said she will push for increased oversight of Mayor Eric Adams and his administration.

The decision follows a fierce blowback over the Justice Department's push to have the mayor's corruption

case dropped so Adams can focus on helping President Trump's immigration agenda.

Governor Hokel said today that New York is already facing a grave threat from Washington

and that the city's residents should be allowed to decide their own future.

It is up to the voters of this great city to determine who they want to continue as their

leader or bring in a new leader.

It is up to them.

That is a sacred right that they have, and I will not deny them that.

Adams was indicted last September on bribery and other charges.

He's pleaded not guilty and said in a hearing just yesterday that he hasn't committed

any crime. Staying in New York, six prison workers were indicted today for second-degree murder

in the fatal beating of a handcuffed inmate. Four others were charged with lesser crimes.

Body cameras caught multiple officers beating 43-year-old Robert Brooks hours after he was

transferred to Marcy Correctional Facility in December. He died the next day. In a statement,

Governor Kathy Hochel said, quote, the brutal attack was sickening. The perpetrators have been

rightfully charged with murder. Even before this incident, a watchdog group had found

rampant abuse by staff at the medium security prison. In South Korea, embattled President Yun-Suk Yul

appeared in two different courts today for hearings related to his imposition of martial law last year.

In the first, his legal team contested his

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