John Rogers was visiting Shanghai in May 2013, attending a business forum as a Federal Reserve economist, when he first received an email from an alleged Chinese intelligence agent. The man ...

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John Rogers was visiting Shanghai in May 2013, attending a business forum as a Federal Reserve economist, when he first received an email from an alleged Chinese intelligence agent. The man ...

John Rogers voiced admiration for China before U.S. prosecutors alleged that the Federal Reserve economist sent secrets to Beijing. Rogers, who left the Fed in 2021, has denied all charges against ...

John Rogers was visiting Shanghai in May 2013, attending a business forum as a Federal Reserve economist, when he first received an email from an alleged Chinese intelligence agent.