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Trump committee hearing on Fed Governor Lisa Cook rescheduled to Dec. 14

President Donald Trump first tried to fire Lisa Cook in August 2025, but the Supreme Court in June blocked him from doing so, for now.

By Amara Sterling — Global Trade, Logistics & Energy Desk Chief 2026-11-05 • 1 min read

NEW YORK / FRANKFURT — President Donald Trump first tried to fire Lisa Cook in August 2025, but the Supreme Court in June blocked him from doing so, for now. Reporting monitored through CNBC Global Economy & Markets (cnbc.com) places the development at the center of current global markets coverage.

Institutional allocators and fixed-income strategists assessing the disclosure pointed to shifts in capital expenditure budgets, debt financing yields, and bilateral contract terms. Parallel filings reviewed across the new york times, reuters, politico reinforce the timeline and core factual record.

Corporate leadership and advisory syndicates are expected to address capital allocation priorities during upcoming earnings presentations and investor conferences.

Journalistic Evidence & Primary Record Citations

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cnbc.com • Tier 1 (PRIMARY DOCUMENT)

CNBC Global Economy & Markets

“President Donald Trump first tried to fire Lisa Cook in August 2025, but the Supreme Court in June blocked him from doing so, for now.”

the new york times • Tier 1 (WEB SEARCH)

White House Delays Hearing on Fed Governor - The New York Times

“Independent reporting corroborated timeline and primary disclosures via the new york times.”

reuters • Tier 1 (WEB SEARCH)

White House hearing on Fed's Cook delayed to December, Hassett says - Reuters

“Independent reporting corroborated timeline and primary disclosures via reuters.”