Monday's rulings say President Trump can't fire Fed governor Lisa Cook but can fire FTC leaders.
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The Federal Reserve is different. That's the upshot of the Supreme Court's rulings Monday morning.
Why it matters: President Trump can't fire Fed governor Lisa Cook for now, a 5-4 court majority held, alongside an opinion that offers a sweeping defense of the central bank's independence.
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