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Supreme Court says Fed is unique, easing worries over Trump's ability to fire Powell
A U.S. Supreme Court May 22 ruling in a legal battle over President Donald Trump's firing of two federal labor board members contained a line that eased, for now, worries that the cases could open the door for Trump to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at will.

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Supreme Court gives Trump unprecedented power to fire regulators—except Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell
Supreme Court upholds Trump's removal of Biden appointees from federal boards
US Supreme Court lets Trump keep labor board members sidelined for now
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Supreme Court Lets Trump, for Now, Remove Agency Leaders
Supreme Court insulates Federal Reserve while backing Trump firing of agency leaders
Supreme Court signals it could shield Federal Reserve from Donald Trump
“The Federal Reserve is a uniquely structured, quasi-private entity that follows in the distinct historical tradition of the First and Second Banks of the United States,” the court said.

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Supreme Court allows Trump to remove agency heads without cause for now
Supreme Court walls off Fed from Trump firings
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US Supreme Court says Fed is unique, easing worries over Trump's ability to fire Powell
Supreme Court opinion says decision would not necessarily ... could open the door for Trump to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at will. The court's order allows Trump to keep the two ...
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Supreme Court signals Trump can’t fire Fed Chair Powell
The Supreme Court on Thursday said the relationship between the president and the Federal Reserve is different from that of other independent agencies, signaling that Chair Jerome Powell is ...
SCOTUS Goes Out of Its Way to Reveal the One Man Trump Can’t Fire
The Supreme Court went out of its way to note in an unrelated ruling Thursday that Donald Trump cannot legally remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. In a decision that did allow Trump to fire two members of independent federal labor boards, the high court said that the Federal Reserve, on the other hand, holds a different status.
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