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    "parsed_content": "Trump AdministrationliveUpdatesSept. 10, 2025, 7:48 p.m. ET23m agoTariff TrackerBlunt-Force DiplomacyCrime StrategyDrawing for EpsteinTrump-Epstein TimelineAdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTYou have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading.Supported bySKIP ADVERTISEMENTRepublicans Advance Trump\u2019s Fed Pick Despite Ties to White HouseStephen Miran, a top economic adviser to the president, cleared a key Senate hurdle on Wednesday, putting him one step closer to a seat on the Federal Reserve.Listen to this article \u00b7 9:05 min Learn moreShare full articleStephen Miran, the chair of the president\u2019s Council of Economic Advisers, has said he plans to remain tied to the White House while he serves at the Federal Reserve.Credit...Doug Mills\/The New York TimesBy Colby Smith and Tony RommColby Smith covers the Federal Reserve. Tony Romm covers the White House\u2019s economic policy.Sept. 10, 2025Updated 3:47 p.m. ETPresident Trump\u2019s pick to join the Federal Reserve moved a step closer to joining the central bank on Wednesday, as the Senate Banking Committee advanced his nomination to the full Senate. The vote came despite mounting concerns about his commitment to upholding the institution\u2019s longstanding political independence.The 13-11 decision could allow Stephen Miran to be in place for the Fed\u2019s next two-day meeting, which takes place Sept. 16-17. A full Senate vote is possible as soon as Monday, but it still remains a close call.Mr. Miran\u2019s journey to join the Fed has been unusual from the start.He was tapped to fill what could be one of the shortest stints on the Board of Governors after Adriana Kugler abruptly stepped down from the Fed last month. He has moved through the confirmation process at warp speed as Republican lawmakers try to get him seated ahead of the Fed\u2019s vote on interest rates next week. And he has been nominated against the backdrop of an all-out push by President Trump to remake the central bank\u2019s top ranks after months of withering attacks.But perhaps the biggest break with tradition involves Mr. Miran\u2019s stated plans to remain tied to the White House while he serves at the Fed. Rather than resign his post advising the president on economic policy as chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, Mr. Miran said, he would instead take a unpaid leave of absence. That would enable him to return to the administration once his term at the central bank was complete.AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTThe arrangement has raised the specter that Mr. Miran may feel beholden to Mr. Trump and unwilling to support policy actions that, while good for the economy, would be politically problematic for the president who employs him. Some former White House officials, legal experts, economists and Democratic lawmakers warned that confirming Mr. Miran under these circumstances could set a dangerous precedent undermining the Fed\u2019s longstanding independence.\u201cIt\u2019s obviously inappropriate and very concerning in terms of his ability to operate independently,\u201d said Glenn Hubbard, who served as chair of the Council of Economic Advisers \u2014 the same post held by Mr. Miran \u2014 during the George W. Bush administration.The vote is a win for the White House, which was dealt a blow late Tuesday in its efforts to oust Lisa Cook, a Fed governor who has been accused by the president of committing mortgage fraud despite never having been charged or convicted of a crime.A federal judge blocked Mr. Trump from removing Ms. Cook while she contests her recent dismissal, allowing her to stay on as an active governor in the interim. In her ruling, Judge Jia Cobb said that the president had not established sufficient cause to remove a Fed official, a threshold that she interpreted to mean conduct that occurred while in office and related to the duties of the job.The Trump administration on Wednesday signaled it would appeal that ruling, suggesting this will be the first step in what could become a drawn-out legal battle. If Ms. Cook loses, Mr. Trump will have yet another opportunity to add more policymakers partial to his point of view to the Fed.AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENT\u201cDonald Trump is full speed ahead in trying to take over the Fed,\u201d warned Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat from Massachusetts, in an interview Wednesday.The White House declined repeatedly this week to answer specific questions about Mr. Miran\u2019s planned leave of absence from the White House, fanning fears that he will remain closely tied to the administration throughout his tenure at the Fed. \u201cBased on legal guidance, if confirmed, Stephen Miran may take an unpaid leave of absence from his C.E.A. position,\u201d Kush Desai, a White House spokesman, said in a statement.But Mr. Miran offered a few new details about his planned leave in correspondence with Ms. Warren which she released ahead of his confirmation vote.If he is confirmed by the full Senate, Mr. Miran\u2019s term with the Fed will last until January, though he could remain in that role until Mr. Trump secured a successor. Asked if he would commit to resigning once the term expired, Mr. Miran said \u201cno,\u201d signaling to the senator that he would not automatically depart.The comment suggested that Mr. Miran was open to his term\u2019s lasting longer than four months, since it could take time for the president to identify a new governor, or Mr. Miran himself could be considered for other positions within the central bank.AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTBut Mr. Miran did tell Ms. Warren that he could \u201cre-evaluate\u201d his leave of absence from the White House in the event of a longer appointment. While on leave, Mr. Miran said, he would not \u201cmaintain access\u201d to his White House email, but would continue to consult with the Council of Economic Advisers \u201cto the extent appropriate for a member of the Fed.\u201d He did not explicitly agree to disclose any conversations he has with the president beyond what may be required by law.\u201cThat\u2019s not independence; that\u2019s servitude,\u201d Ms. Warren said of the arrangement, adding that Mr. Miran would make decisions \u201cwith an eye toward the question of whether Donald Trump will approve or disapprove.\u201d Mr. Trump has made no secret about his desire to see a more compliant central bank that will acquiesce to his demands to lower borrowing costs. The Fed has kept interest rates steady for months in a bid to keep inflation under control. The president has even bragged that he is on the precipice of clinching a majority of support on the powerful board, which Mr. Miran could be the next to join.Mr. Trump may have yet another opportunity to appoint a board member if he is successful in ousting Ms. Cook, another governor, over allegations of mortgage fraud. And the president will get to appoint a new Fed chair to replace Jerome H. Powell once his term ends in May.In his advisory role at the White House, which similarly required Senate confirmation, Mr. Miran has echoed some of the president\u2019s attacks on the Fed. He has also helped to produce favorable economic research for Mr. Trump, particularly to make the case that his punishing global tariffs would not cause prices to rise.AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTMr. Miran revealed his intentions to stay on at the White House at a confirmation hearing last week, as he sought to head off questions about his ability to resist the president\u2019s pressure. He said he had \u201creceived advice from counsel\u201d that he could retain his post at the Council of Economic Advisers on an unpaid basis, citing the fact that the appointment to the Fed may span only about four months.ImagePresident Trump has made no secret about his desire to see a more compliant central bank.Credit...Tierney L. Cross\/The New York TimesBy taking a leave of absence, Mr. Miran would essentially preserve his ties to that position, while taking on a critical central banking role affording him a powerful vote over the nation\u2019s economic trajectory. If confirmed, he would be able to influence the debate over interest rates, weigh in on the rules and regulations imposed on Wall Street and set priorities for the staff.Many congressional Democrats reacted coolly to Mr. Miran\u2019s plans, pointing to the fact that he personally had endorsed the idea of closing the \u201crevolving door\u201d between the Fed and the executive branch.\u201cYou\u2019re going to be an employee of the president of the United States on leave,\u201d warned Senator Jack Reed, Democrat from Rhode Island, during last week\u2019s hearing. He added that Mr. Trump could just call up Mr. Miran and say, \u201cHere, I want you to do this, this and this.\u201dAdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTMr. Reed said on Wednesday that Democrats on the committee had requested further details from the White House on the legality of the arrangement but had not yet heard back.\u201cWe are still completely uncertain as to his legal status, and his independence, which is critical, as a member of the Federal Reserve board,\u201d Mr. Reed said, pledging that his colleagues would \u201cpress further\u201d on the issue.Some experts also questioned the legality of Mr. Miran\u2019s arrangement, given the strict ethics requirements imposed on Fed governors \u2014 who, among other restrictions, must devote their \u201centire time\u201d to the board and its business.\u201cIt ought to be disqualifying,\u201d said Kathryn Judge, a top law professor at Columbia University who studies financial markets and regulation.Ms. Judge said the Fed\u2019s founding law does not address \u201cdirectly\u201d whether someone like Mr. Miran could essentially preserve his position at the White House while serving on the central bank. But she said Congress did not intend that arrangement when it chartered the system and imposed numerous guardrails in 1935.AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENT\u201cGiven the thoughtfulness of those design features, it seems clear Congress expected meaningful independence,\u201d Ms. Judge added, warning later that any attempt to compromise the institution could pose \u201cincredible dangers\u201d to the economy.Lisa Gilbert, a co-president of Public Citizen, a watchdog group, said Mr. Miran\u2019s continued relationship with the White House would be \u201ccompletely inconsistent\u201d with that vision. She said that was especially true at a moment when Mr. Trump had sought to browbeat the Fed into lowering interest rates.\u201cThe Trump administration has consistently tried to apply pressure to the Fed,\u201d Ms. Gilbert said, adding that \u201cthis kind of dual role seems inherently problematic when we already understand the pressure they\u2019re attempting to bring to bear on this independent entity.\u201dColby Smith covers the Federal Reserve and the U.S. economy for The Times.Tony Romm is a reporter covering economic policy and the Trump administration for The Times, based in Washington.See more on: U.S. Politics, Federal Reserve (The Fed), White House Council of Economic Advisers, Donald TrumpShare full articleRelated ContentAdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENT",
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