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Appeals court declines to let Trump remove Fed Governor Cook — REUTERS / pwu404

US Politics · United States

Appeals court declines to let Trump remove Fed Governor Cook

59% Center coverage: 205 sources

A U.S. appeals court declined on Monday to allow Donald Trump to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook - the first time a president has pursued such action since the central bank's founding in 1913 - in the latest step in a legal battle that threatens the Fed's longstanding independence.See the Story

Trump Pushes to Replace Quarterly Earnings with Semiannual Reports — Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images via Getty Images

SEC · United States

Trump Pushes to Replace Quarterly Earnings with Semiannual Reports

51% Center coverage: 153 sources

Any change would require SEC action under rules in place since 1970.See the Story

King Charles III to deploy tiara diplomacy as UK prepares to welcome Trump for second state visit — REUTERS / pwu404

King Charles · United Kingdom

King Charles III to deploy tiara diplomacy as UK prepares to welcome Trump for second state visit

48% Center coverage: 73 sources

Windsor Castle staff are setting the 50-meter-long (164-feet-long) mahogany table. Grooms are buffing the hooves of the horses that will pull the royal carriages. And the military honor guard is drilling to ensure every step lands with precision.See the Story

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