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Eric Adams faces five criminal counts in connection with a federal corruption investigation. Stephanie KeithProsecutors allege New York City Mayor Eric Adams solicited travel from foreign businesspeople. Adams faces five criminal counts related to a federal corruption investigation. Here are all the luxury travel perks prosecutors say Adams accepted. A grand jury indicted New York City Mayor Eric Adams on five criminal counts related to a federal corruption investigation this week.

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