The U.S. Supreme Court blocks a plan associated with President Donald Trump that would give the executive branch greater control over the Federal Reserve, according to reports. The decision is described across outlets as a significant setback for the administration and a rebuke tied to efforts to influence how the central bank operates. The articles characterize the ruling as limiting or preventing a proposed “takeover” or restructuring approach, though the specific mechanism of the plan is not detailed in the provided text. Collectively, the sources emphasize that the Court’s ruling constrains executive efforts in this area and reinforces boundaries around the independence and governance of the Federal Reserve. The outlets do not cite additional context in the excerpts provided, such as the legal arguments, lower-court history, the composition of the Court, or the exact relief ordered. Overall, the reporting converges on the same core point: the Supreme Court’s decision prevents the administration’s proposed changes from moving forward, leaving the Federal Reserve’s structure and control arrangements unchanged for now.