New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced she won’t remove Mayor Eric Adams from office, instead imposing limits on his power due to corruption allegations. Hochul plans to appoint a special inspector general, allow city officials to take legal action against the federal government independently, and expand state oversight of city decisions. Adams denies the charges and offers to work with the governor, while federal prosecutors continue to investigate the situation.
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