Miran resigns from White House but remains a Fed governor as Warsh eyes the chair

Stephen Miran, a top Trump economist, resigned from the White House's Council of Economic Advisers but will continue as a Federal Reserve governor on unpaid leave; his Fed term runs through January, with Warsh eyed to be Fed chair when Powell’s term ends, signaling a push for lower rates. Miran had advocated faster cuts and dissented at meetings, while Powell faces a federal probe into testimony about the Fed’s headquarters, underscoring ongoing tensions over U.S. monetary policy.