Throughout his second term, President Donald Trump has tried to bend the Federal Reserve to his will. On Monday, he suffered his biggest setback yet.

The latest ruling follows a legal battle that began in 2025 after Trump sought to dismiss Cook, becoming the first US president since the Federal Reserve's establishment in 1913…

The Supreme Court has dealt a major blow to Trump’s revenge quests, as well as his attempt to control the Federal Reserve.

The decision was a loss for Trump at the Supreme Court, which previously rejected the sweeping tariffs that were at the center of his economic policy.

The Supreme Court issued its ruling in the latest instance of President Donald Trump's war on the Federal Reserve.

Trump was trying to become the first president to remove a Fed official as part of his bid to increase his powers over the nation’s institutions.

The Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration in a case former Fed Chair Jerome Powell called \

To fire Lisa Cook, the first Black woman to serve as a Fed governor, Trump last year cited some mortgage-fraud allegations, which are unproven. | World News

The Supreme Court has taken a significant stand for the Federal Reserve's independence, rejecting President Trump's unusual effort to remove Governor Lisa Cook. The ruling…

Trump's attempt to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud is now a Supreme Court case with major implications for central bank

Court blocked Trump’s attempt to become the first president to remove a Federal Reserve official since the central bank was created in 1913.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that President Donald Trump does not have the authority to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from the central bank for now. But the opinion…

In a separate ruling, the court upholds dismissal of a member of the Federal Trade Commission

Donald Trump’s push to stack the board of the central bank with loyalists has hit a roadblock after a Supreme Court decision. But the slim majority ruling suggests the Fed may…

Throughout his second term, President Donald Trump has tried to bend the Federal Reserve to his will. On Monday, he suffered his biggest setback yet.