In a move that has sent shockwaves through Washington, a sitting Federal Reserve Governor has filed a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, accusing him of interference, intimidation, and abuse of power.
According to court documents leaked late last night, the governor alleges that Trump attempted to strong-arm the Fed into adopting policies that would artificially boost his political image, despite warnings that such moves could destabilize the economy. The lawsuit reportedly outlines multiple incidents in which Trump pressured officials behind closed doors — even threatening to “replace them” if they didn’t comply.
Legal experts say the case is unprecedented: never before has a Federal Reserve official taken such aggressive legal action against a U.S. president. “This is history in the making,” one constitutional scholar explained. “It raises serious questions about executive overreach and the independence of America’s central bank.”
Trump’s team has already blasted the lawsuit as a “witch hunt,” dismissing the allegations as politically motivated. But critics argue the evidence could be explosive, potentially dragging Trump back into the courtroom just as he attempts to reassert himself on the political stage.
The lawsuit has triggered a media firestorm, with hashtags like #FedVsTrump and #TrumpLawsuit dominating Twitter. Analysts predict this legal showdown could become one of the most consequential battles of Trump’s post-presidency.