The Federal Reserve has emerged as the 800-pound gorilla in the legal fight over President Trump’s firings of agency leaders traditionally independent from the White House. The Supreme ...

A carve-out in last week’s SCOTUS emergency decision on agency official firings “poses a puzzle,” because the central bank’s ...

The court indicated its decision doesn’t necessarily apply to the central bank and Chairman Jerome Powell — a frequent target ...

A majority of the justices, in giving the president a green light to fire executive agency officials, subtly say that Jerome ...

The order suggests justices will soon eliminate congressional power to insulate agencies from political interference.

The Supreme Court went out of its way to note in an unrelated ruling Thursday that President Donald Trump cannot legally ...

A lawyer for the Trump administration said Friday that its attempts to expand the president's power to fire people may not extend to the ability to fire the head of the Federal Reserve Board.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday remained in a holding pattern on interest rates, while warning about more uncertainty in the economic outlook and higher risks of unemployment and inflation in the ...

The US Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced another rate cut pause and warned ... repeating his past criticism of the Fed chair while insisting he had no plans to try to fire him before his term ...

The US Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced another rate cut ... of the Fed chair while insisting he had no plans to try to fire him before his term ends next year. "By commenting publicly ...

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday warned of an increased risk ... but on Monday backtracked on threats to fire the Fed chair. Powell said Wednesday that Trump’s push to lower rates “doesn ...

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday left interest rates unchanged ... Trump also has engaged in a war of words with Powell, suggesting he might fire the Fed chair – a move that most legal experts ...