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19 September 06:12

The Trump administration asks the Supreme Court for permission to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.

Adrian Rusu

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Trump tried to dismiss Cook based on allegations of fraud, which she denies, intending to sue the president. The attorney general argued that Cook made contradictory statements in mortgage contracts, which would justify her dismissal. The judges initially blocked the dismissal, allowing Cook to remain in office. If Trump succeeds in removing her, he will appoint four of the seven governors of the Fed.

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Financial Intelligence

Administraţia Trump cere Curţii Supreme permisiunea de a o demite pe guvernatoarea Rezervei Federale Lisa Cook

Politico Europe

Trump asks the Supreme Court to let him fire Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook

Trump asks Supreme Court to let him fire Fed governor Cook

Politico Global

Trump asks the Supreme Court to let him fire Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook

Trump cere Curții Supreme permisiunea de a o demite pe membra Rezervei Federale Lisa Cook

Trump asks Supreme Court to let him fire Lisa Cook from Federal Reserve

The Guardian EU

Trump administration asks supreme court to allow firing of Fed's Lisa Cook

Administraţia Trump cere Curţii Supreme permisiunea de a o demite pe guvernatoarea Rezervei Federale Lisa Cook

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International

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International

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International

Donald Trump requests the U.S. Supreme Court to review the civil case of 5 million dollars in which he was found guilty of sexual abuse and defamation against journalist E. Jean Carroll

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The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, states that the U.S. can continue Trump's tariff policy, having legal alternatives, even if the Supreme Court rules against it.

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