Chicago Mayor Under Fire for Trove of Luxury Gifts Found Stashed in a City Hall Office

A city inspector general’s report says roughly 70 percent of the gifts documented did not list the identity of the gift giver.

AP/Charles Rex Arbogast
Chicago's mayor, Brandon Johnson. AP/Charles Rex Arbogast

The mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, is facing accusations he received luxury gifts without properly reporting them and then blocked the city’s inspector general from entering the room where they were stored.

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