TITLE: Integral cohomology operations related to Landweber-Novikov
QUESTION [7 upvotes]: Let $U^* \rightarrow H^* $ be the homomorphism describing the complex orientation of $H^* $ from complex cobordism. Let $t_1, t_2, ...$ be indeterminates. 
My question is: Does there exist an integral cohomology operation $H^* (X) \rightarrow H^*(X)[\mathbf{t}]$ that makes the following diagram commute for any $X$? If so can we describe it in a way that doesn't involve complex cobordism?

Here $s_{\mathbf{t}}$ is the total Landweber-Novikov operation.
In particular, since the Landweber-Novikov operation satisfies the Riemann-Roch type formula for proper, complex-oriented maps $$ s_{\mathbf{t}} f_{*}x = f_{*}(c_{\mathbf{t}}(\nu_{f}) \cdot s_{\mathbf{t}}x)$$
(where $\nu_{f}$ is the virtual class $1-\nu_i$ and $\nu_i$ is the stable normal bundle of the proper, complex-oriented map $f: Z \rightarrow X$) we would expect ths operations to satisfy something similar. 
EDIT: Whoops, original title didn't have to do with the question :) But it did have to do with the motivation behind asking it! Maybe another time...

REPLY [5 votes]: This is more of a comment than an answer. I just wanted to point out that such an operation, if it were to exist, cannot be stable.
This follows from the answer to Integral cohomology (stable) operations, which asserts that the set of stable cohomology operations in integral cohomology of a given degree $2k>0$ is finite, and the observation that $s_{(k)}(cf_1) = cf_1^{k+1}$, where $cf_1\in U^2(BU)$ is the first universal Conner-Floyd-Chern class.
To see this, suppose that there is a stable operation $\sigma_{(k)}:H^\ast(-)\to H^{\ast+2k}(-)$ which extends the stable operation $s_{(k)}:U^\ast(-)\to U^{\ast+2k}(-)$. Then we would have
$$
\sigma_{(k)}(c_1)= c_1^{k+1},
$$ where $c_1\in H^2(BU)$ is the first universal Chern class. But since the sum of stable operations is stable, we would have
$$
n\sigma_{(k)}(c_1)=0
$$
for $n$ sufficiently large, contradicting the fact that $nc_1^{k+1}\neq 0$.