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Supreme Court seems to want to keep the Federal Reserve independent

If President Trump thought the Supreme Court would rubber stamp his attempt to fire Federal Reserve Board governor Lisa Cook based on an unproven mortgage fraud allegation, the justices — including those he appointed — seemed to indicate otherwise.

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In the Case of the Federal Reserve, Supreme Court Appears to Carve Out a Murky Exception

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Supreme Court Appears Wary of Trump Bid to Fire Fed’s Cook

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Conservative justices sound doubtful about Trump's firing Cook now

Some conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices elevated to the high court by President Donald Trump appear dubious of arguments that he should be able to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from ...

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In the case of the Federal Reserve, Supreme Court appears to carve out a murky exception

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Supreme Court appears skeptical of Trump's efforts to fire Lisa Cook from Fed Board

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A good day in court for Lisa Cook

Practically, this would result in Cook remaining as a Fed governor for the foreseeable future

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Supreme Court doubtful of Trump claim he can fire Fed governors by fiat

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January 21, 2026: Supreme Court arguments on Trump effort to fire Lisa Cook

The fate of Trump's tariffs loom As Supreme Court returns | THE GAVEL

Antsy lobbyists and lawyers, a buzzy press corps and the onslaught of news stories about the fate of President Trump‘s tariffs could lead one to believe it’s the Supreme Court’s opinion season climax — but it’s only the beginning of a long term to come.

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Trump tariff decision shadows Supreme Court, with unease palpable

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New Chief Justice Eric Rosen welcomed to the Kansas Supreme Court

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Chief Justice Eric Rosen hit the gavel for the first time in his new position on the Kansas Supreme Court on Jan. 8, 2026.