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Lawyer for Fed's Lisa Cook asked White House to delay Nov. 5 hearing, alleging bias
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Context
What happened: Abbe Lowell, lawyer for Fed's Lisa Cook, asked the White House to delay a Nov. 5 hearing, saying Cook cannot attend and proposing a date after the Fed's Dec. 8-9 policy meeting. Lowell alleged bias.
Key numbers: Hearing set for Nov. 5. Proposed date after the Fed's Dec. 8-9 policy meeting.
Why it matters: The request would push the matter past the Fed's December policy meeting, and the bias allegation contests the proceeding's fairness.
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What changed
Abbe Lowell, lawyer for Fed's Lisa Cook, asked the White House to delay a Nov. 5 hearing, saying Cook cannot attend and proposing a date after the Fed's Dec. 8-9 policy meeting. Lowell alleged bias.
Why it matters
The request would push the matter past the Fed's December policy meeting, and the bias allegation contests the proceeding's fairness.