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Supreme Court rules Trump cannot fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook for now

The Supreme Court has issued a split ruling regarding presidential authority to remove heads of independent agencies.

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This story first appeared in 🇮🇹 Italian coverage — 1.7 hours before PULSE detected it in English news.

🇬🇧 English Jun 29, 16:07 UTC
🇮🇹 Italian Jun 29, 14:28 UTC · ANSA

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The brief

The Supreme Court ruled that President Trump holds the power to fire commissioners of the Federal Trade Commission, overturning previous legal restraints on executive authority. However, the Court simultaneously blocked the immediate firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.

Coverage from SCOTUSblog, The New York Times, NBC4 Washington, Yahoo Finance, and CNBC highlights a shift in presidential power over regulators. Reports emphasize that the Court distinguished between executive agencies and the Federal Reserve, citing a long-standing tradition of central banking independence.

Legal observers are monitoring how the ruling impacts the tenure of other agency leaders. Future developments will clarify the extent of presidential reach over remaining independent regulatory bodies.

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Quick answers

Can the president fire the head of the FTC?

Yes, according to the ruling, the president may fire commissioners of the Federal Trade Commission.

Is Lisa Cook being removed from the Federal Reserve?

No, the Supreme Court has blocked the firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook for now.

Why was the firing of the Fed governor blocked?

The Court noted a tradition of central banking that is protected from political interference.

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