The U.S. Supreme Court rules on the ongoing legal challenge to certain Trump-era federal employment actions involving the Federal Reserve. In the decision, the Court allows Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Cook to keep her job for now, providing a temporary stay while the broader dispute proceeds. At the same time, the Court upholds other challenged firings, rejecting attempts to overturn those removals. The ruling is limited in how far it affects immediate employment outcomes: Cook’s position remains intact temporarily, but other terminations tied to the same overarching actions are not reversed at this stage. The Court’s decision therefore draws a distinction between Cook’s circumstances and those of other officials whose departures were contested. The case continues to develop as parties litigate the remaining issues and arguments, with the Court’s ruling shaping the near-term status of Cook’s appointment while confirming that some other removals stand for the moment.