
Fed Governor Lisa Cook Rejects Trump’s Renewed Push to Remove Her
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook and her legal team have firmly rejected President Trump’s renewed attempt to dismiss her, denying allegations of mortgage fraud and asserting there are no legal grounds for her removal. The dispute centers on an inadvertent error in past housing paperwork that the administration claims warrants termination.
The Story
Analyzing sources…
Source Diversity
Source Diversity
High (67/100)Sources
Lisa Cook Hits Back at Trump’s Latest Attempt to Oust Her as Fed Governor
Lisa D. Cook hit back at President Trump’s allegations that she had committed mortgage fraud.
By Colby Smith, Tony Romm and Ben Casselman
Read full article →Fed’s Cook Denies Wrongdoing as Trump Revives Push to Fire Her
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook again denied unproven mortgage fraud allegations repeated by President Donald Trump as he considers whether to renew his effort to remove her, which likely launches another contentious legal battle over the central bank’s independence.
By Zoe Tillman
Read full article →Lisa Cook says Trump has no grounds to fire her over ‘inadvertent’ mortgage paperwork
Lawyers for the Federal Reserve governor deny any ‘intentional wrongdoing’ in response to president’s threats to dismiss her
Read full article →Fed Gov Lisa Cook’s lawyer fires back at Trump's renewed threat to oust her
The Supreme Court in late June blocked Trump from firing Cook from the Federal Reserve, but left the president with a path to try again to remove her.
Read full article →Fed’s Lisa Cook Fires Back Against Trump’s Renewed Bid to Oust Her - Barron's
Fed’s Lisa Cook Fires Back Against Trump’s Renewed Bid to Oust Her Barron's
Read full article →Fed’s Lisa Cook denies committing mortgage fraud, says Trump has no grounds to remove her from office
Cook’s lawyer says she made an inadvertent error listing her apartment in Atlanta as a primary residence
By Greg Robb
Read full article →Lawyer for Fed’s Cook, targeted by Trump, says there is no grounds for dismissal
By Reuters
Read full article →Coverage Timeline
Related Stories

US Says Chinese Hackers Breached Key Government Agencies
27m ago

Ex-JPMorgan Executive Staley Shared Confidential Bank Data With Epstein
34m ago

Supreme Court Justice Requests Transfer of Rajasthan High Court Leadership Amid Listing Allegations
42m ago

Trump Dismisses Rumors of Iran Supreme Leader’s Death
43m ago