Top Eric Adams adviser resigns from embattled mayor’s office

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams‘s closest adviser resigned on Sunday as the powerful leader faces federal corruption charges and a trial in the spring.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin became the latest person in Adams’s orbit to resign after investigations have riddled the mayor’s office. Lewis-Martin had her phone seized and her home searched by federal authorities in September as one of several people close to Adams facing scrutiny from federal investigators.

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