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Trump, Lisa Cook and Federal Reserve

Trump says he'll fire Fed's Cook if she doesn't resign over mortgage questions

WASHINGTON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he would fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook if she doesn't resign, intensifying his effort to gain influence over the U.S. central bank. "I'll fire her if she doesn't resign," Trump told reporters during a visit to a Washington museum focused on the White House.

USA TODAY · 2d

Trump says he will fire Fed governor Lisa Cook if she doesn't resign

Former Michigan State economist Lisa Cook came under continued fire from President Trump but it's unclear he can fire her despite his words.

The Boston Globe · 2d

Trump threatens to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook if she does not step down

Senator Elizabeth Warren condemned Trump’s threats on Friday, saying his attacks on Cook are unlawful and politically motivated.

Trump, websites and Design Studio

Newsweek on MSN · 15h

Trump Taps Airbnb Co-Founder to Overhaul 26,000 Federal Websites

The president has named Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia as Chief Design Officer to overhaul thousands of federal websites by 2026.

The Washington Post on MSN · 4h

Trump’s new chief design officer aims to make federal websites ‘satisfying’

Joe Gebbia, an Elon Musk ally who also worked for DOGE, said navigating dot-gov websites should be just as easy as visiting the Apple Store.

U.S. News & World Report · 19h

New Trump Design Chief Aims to Improve Thousands of US Government Websites

Gebbia, who has led efforts to revamp the federal retirement process at the federal human resources agency, is the new chief design officer. Reuters reported this week that tackli

Fed, Powell

The Washington Post · 1d

Fed Chair Powell faces fresh challenges to Fed independence amid potential rate cuts

Now that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has signaled that the central bank could soon cut its key interest rate, he faces a new challenge: how to do it without seeming to cave to the White House’

CBS News · 1d

Fed Chair Powell teases lower interest rates

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled Friday that he may lower interest rates. The announcement comes after months of pressure from the Trump administration.

UPI News on MSN · 2d

Fed Chair Jerome Powell talks inflation, employment, no firm rate cut details

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday did not give a clear indication of the central bank's plans to possibly cut interest rates amid pressure from President Donald Trump.

Trump Threatens to Fire Fed Governor, Escalating Pressure on Central Bank

President Trump said he would fire Lisa Cook, a Federal Reserve governor, if she did not resign. But his ability to fire a ...

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The Fed, The Future, And Trump’s War Against The Powell And The Agency

Donald Trump seems ready to do anything to get lower interest rates. The Fed might offer a cut in September; however, be wary ...

1don MSN

Trump hints at federal crackdown in Chicago amid anti-crime push in DC

President Donald Trump teased the possibility of launching a crime crackdown in Chicago that would be similar to the one he ...

2don MSN

Fed's Powell Issues New Trump Tariffs Warning

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned that President Donald Trump 's tariffs are pushing consumer prices higher and ...

Year Will End With 300,000 Fewer Federal Workers, Trump Official Says

There will be some 300,000 fewer federal workers on the government payroll by the end of December than there were in January, ...

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Trump names San Francisco among next for federal troops

President Donald Trump on Friday hinted that he may send the National Guard to San Francisco, claiming Democrats have turned ...

Baltimore Mayor Scott asks President Trump for more federal resources, rejects National Guard deployment

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is calling on President Trump to send more federal law enforcement resources, instead of ...

Trump Administration Live Updates: Federal Work Force to Shrink by 300,000 by End of Year, Official Says

In a fractured ruling, the Supreme Court on Thursday ruled by a 5-to-4 vote that the Trump administration could for now ...

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