Adams uses landmark housing proposal to fight criticism of staying in office

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams touted a $5 billion “City of Yes” housing project as a concrete reason he’s not a distraction to the city while his corruption trial continues.

The mayor has faced an onslaught of political and media criticism for his continued role as New York City’s mayor despite facing highly damaging corruption charges.

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