A debate has arisen over whether the Constitution grants President Donald Trump the authority to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Critics of such a move fear it jeopardizes the central bank’s independence, while supporters stress the need for direct presidential oversight to maintain accountability.

In a decisive move, the Federal Trade Court has blocked the implementation of the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs associated with former President Trump. The court emphasized that the Constitution grants Congress—not the executive branch—the exclusive power to impose taxes and duties.