Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order on September 16, 2025, appointing a three-member emergency board to mediate the Long Island Rail Road contract dispute in New York.
- The board was created following a request by five labor unions representing about half of LIRR's 7,000 workers, who threatened to strike over rejected wage proposals.
- LIRR workers turned down a 9.5% raise over three years, demanding a 16% increase due to wages not keeping pace with New York's cost of living, while the MTA cites these workers as the highest paid nationwide.
- The board will begin work on September 18, 2025, report non-binding recommendations to the president within 30 days, and legally impose a 120-day delay on any work stoppage through mid-January 2026.
- This intervention pauses the threatened strike, aims to bring both parties back to negotiations, and delays potential disruption for over 300,000 daily LIRR passengers and local events like the Ryder Cup.
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The U.S. government wants to enforce President Trump's dismissal of Central Bank Governor Cook with the help of the Supreme Court.
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Trump asks the Supreme Court to let him fire Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook
President Donald Trump has asked the Supreme Court to allow him to fire Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook, setting up a test of the president’s ability to take control of the powerful interest-rate setting body. The Justice Department on Thursday asked the high court to reverse the decisions of two lower courts that allowed Cook to remain in her position while the broader legal fight is underway. Their decisions enabled Cook to participate …
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And so apparently pulls out all the registers
The U.S. President wants to remove Fed Chief Cook from office - but several courts have stopped him so far. Now he is addressing the highest U.S. court.
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