US Supreme Court boosts Trump’s power to fire officials, but protects Fed

The US Supreme Court has ruled that President Trump can fire officials without specific cause, a decision that significantly expands executive power. However, it maintains restrictions on his ability to dismiss Federal Reserve governors, safeguarding their independence. This ruling has major implications for checks and balances in the US government, emphasizing the tension between executive authority and institutional independence. It's a significant moment highlighting how power dynamics are shifting in American governance.