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US Supreme Court rejects Trump's unprecedented bid to fire Fed's Cook

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The Supreme Court rejected an unprecedented bid by former President Donald Trump to remove Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook from the Fed’s Board, blocking his attempt and finding that he had not afforded her the protections she was entitled to. Multiple news outlets report the court’s action prevented Cook’s ouster and kept her in place, at least for now.

Reporting also shows the decision was not issued in isolation: the court’s rulings that day treated Cook’s case as a distinct exception even as other parts of the Court’s output were read as expanding presidential authority to fire some senior government officials. Commentators characterize the result as an important but partial victory for Federal Reserve independence and highlight legal questions about due process and the scope of executive removal power that the Court left unresolved.

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