Fed, Trump and Lisa Cook

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Judge keeps Lisa Cook at Fed while Trump appeals and urges lower interest
A judge kept Lisa Cook on the Federal Reserve board as she fights President Donald Trump 's unprecedented attempt to remove her from the central bank but the Justice Department quickly said it would ...

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Court rules Lisa Cook can remain a Fed governor while fighting Trump’s attempt to fire her
Trump asks appeals court to let him fire Lisa Cook before next week's Fed meeting
Trump Takes One Step Back and Another Forward in His Attempt to Reshape the Fed
President Donald Trump's goal of appointing a majority of the Federal Reserve's board of governors faced a setback late Tuesday when a court blocked his unprecedented attempt to fire Lisa Cook.

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Trump Administration Requests Emergency Ruling To Remove Cook From Fed Board
The Latest: Judge allows Cook to remain as Fed governor while Trump tries to fire her
Trump Administration Appeals Ruling Blocking Removal of Fed Governor Cook
The case, which will likely end up before the U.S. Supreme Court, has ramifications for the Fed's ability to set interest rates without regard to politicians' wishes, widely seen as critical to any c...

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Trump Administration Live Updates: Review Set of ‘Challenges’ at Economic Data Bureau That Trump Criticized
Trump Hit With Fresh Court Blow After Revenge Firing

House Dems seek probe of housing chief's allegations against Fed's Lisa Cook

FHFA Director Bill Pulte accused Cook of mortgage fraud, which led to a Justice Department investigation. Cook has denied the allegations.

Judge rules Lisa Cook can stay at the Fed, for now. She’ll likely vote at this month’s rate-setting meeting.

A judge has ruled that Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook should stay in her post for the time being, likely preserving her vote at the central bank’s Sept. 16-17 meeting that will set interest rates,

Exclusive-Bill Pulte accused Fed Governor Lisa Cook of fraud. His relatives filed housing claims similar to hers

By Marisa Taylor, Chris Prentice and Mike Colias BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Michigan (Reuters) -Close relatives of the federal official who has accused a Federal Reserve governor of improperly claiming primary residence on two properties have declared the same status on two homes in two different states,
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