Civil Rights & Social Justice
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The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can keep her position at least until justices hear full arguments in January 2026 on whether there’s legal cause to remove her. That means Cook will remain on the Fed’s seven-member Board of Governors through the end of this year — a crucial stretch […]
A new 161-page federal ruling from U.S. District Judge William Young is drawing headlines — not just for its legal impact, but for its unusually candid tone toward President Donald Trump’s administration. Young, a Reagan appointee, framed the opinion as a response to an anonymous postcard he received that read, “TRUMP HAS PARDONS AND TANKS…..WHAT […]
