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Trump SNAPS After SCOTUS SNUBS Him
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June 30, 2026
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7:24Now PlayingThe Supreme Court handed Trump a major win by ruling that he can fire FTC commissioners without cause, wiping out nearly 90 years of protection for independent regulators whose job is to stand up to presidential power and corporate abuse. The same day, the Court narrowly allowed Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to stay in place while she fights Trump’s attempt to remove her, then preserved mail ballot rules and left the E. Jean Carroll verdict against Trump intact. Monday’s rulings were a warning shot: some guardrails held, others collapsed, and Trump is already celebrating the ones that make him harder to check. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.
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