Fed Chairman Refuses to Resign Despite Criticisms by Trump
WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Thursday he would not resign if requested by President-elect Donald Trump in a potential dispute over constitutional authority. The Federal Reserve is led by a seven-member board of governors. They can be removed from their four-year appointments only by impeachment of Congress “for cause,” which essentially means gross…
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