Top Fed official to quit role after Trump's advisers mulled demoting him
A top Federal Reserve official who is the government's most influential banking regulator stepped down from his leadership role after advisers of President-elect Donald Trump seriously weighed demoting him. The move was likely to kick off a legal battle, with ramifications for the Federal Reserve's independence from the White House.
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