US Supreme Court delivers two setbacks to Trump

In a significant move, the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of state laws permitting mail-in voting and upheld Fed Governor Lisa Cook's position, rejecting attempts to remove her. These decisions mark a notable setback for former President Trump, who has been aggressively challenging voting regulations and trying to undermine the legitimacy of officials. The rulings underscore the court's commitment to upholding democratic processes and protecting the rights of individuals against partisan attacks, highlighting the ongoing tension between executive actions and judicial oversight.