Lisa Cook Asks Supreme Court to Remain at Fed, Calling Fraud Allegations ‘Flimsy’
Former Fed chairs and U.S. Treasury secretaries also backed Ms. Cook’s retention, for now, warning of erosion in public confidence in the central bank’s independence.
Former Fed chairs and U.S. Treasury secretaries also backed Ms. Cook’s retention, for now, warning of erosion in public confidence in the central bank’s independence.
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