High court issues split decisions on Trump’s control of executive board members

The U.S. Supreme Court split its decision on President Trump's authority over executive board members, allowing him to fire Federal Trade Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter but ruling he can't remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve board. This 6-3 ruling underscores the ongoing debate about presidential control over executive board appointments and the limits of executive power. The decision could have broader implications for future administrations, highlighting the judiciary's role in balancing executive authority with individual rights.