New York mayor Eric Adams and his aides used private email addresses, and possibly a private server, to correspond about official business during a 2014 trip to China, National Review has learned.
This junket, taken by Adams during his first year as Brooklyn borough president, is receiving renewed scrutiny. Federal investigators are reportedly probing the mayoral administration’s ties to Turkey and an alleged straw-donor scheme involving Winnie Greco, a senior adviser to Adams who has facilitated his meetings with Chinese officials. In recent years, alarm at the federal level about China’s efforts to co-opt local officials has grown.
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