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2025-09-16 05:43:53
Michigan officials said there was no evidence that Federal Reserve Governor Tim Cook violated primary residence declaration rules. The Ann Arbor property tax agency said Cook did not violate regulations in declaring property tax deductions for her primary residence. This finding may strengthen Cook's defense against the Trump administration's attempt to remove her from the Federal Reserve Board. Ann Arbor Assessor Jerry Markey said there was "no reason to believe" Cook violated property tax rules.
