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This week, the U.S. Supreme Court significantly limited Donald Trump’s authority—while it granted him the power to remove certain federal officials, it firmly stated that the Federal Reserve is off-limits. In a landmark ruling, the court erected a legal barrier that shields America’s central bank from presidential interference.

🔹 President Can Fire Some, But Not All
In a 6–3 decision, the Court ruled that Trump had the authority to dismiss Gwynne Wilcox, a former member of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), and Cathy Harris of the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB). Both women were appointed to their positions but were removed by Trump during his presidency. They sued, arguing that the president had exceeded his legal authority.
While lower courts initially sided with them, the Supreme Court overturned those rulings. The justices argued that the U.S. Constitution grants the president executive power, which includes the right to remove officials who exercise that power on his behalf—unless a specific exception applies.

🔹 The Fed Is a Protected Zone
However, the justices were crystal clear: this ruling does not apply to the Federal Reserve. The Court stated that the Fed is a "uniquely structured, historically distinct entity" and cannot be compared to other federal agencies.
This means that no president—not even Trump—can freely fire leaders of the central bank without violating the law. That’s a key point given Trump’s history of tension with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, whom he appointed but later sharply criticized.

🔹 Court: The Fed Is Not Part of Routine Executive Power
The ruling makes it clear that the Federal Reserve is viewed as an independent institution. It is not a direct part of the president’s executive branch and therefore cannot be governed in the same manner as typical federal offices.
The Court reasoned that the government might suffer more harm if a removed official remained in power than if someone were unlawfully dismissed. But this reasoning doesn’t apply to the Fed, which operates under a special legal status.

🔹 Liberal Justices Disagree
Three liberal justices—Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson—dissented. They believed that removing Wilcox and Harris before the legal process was complete was unfair and premature. However, the majority stood firm, allowing Trump to remove the officials—for now.

🔹 Powell Defends His Position
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has previously made his stance clear. During Trump’s public criticism of the Fed, Powell said at a press conference in November: "The law does not require me to resign—and I will not."
Now, with the Supreme Court's decision, Powell has the backing of the nation’s highest court. Donald Trump—and any future president—will have to accept that they cannot interfere with the operations of the Federal Reserve.

#TRUMP , #USPolitics , #USGovernment , #worldnews , #JeromePowell

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It sounds outrageous, but the idea is gaining traction in crypto circles: What if Dogecoin — the world’s most iconic meme coin — were used to pay off the U.S. national debt, now over $36 trillion? Just how high would DOGE need to climb for this to be remotely possible?

📉 U.S. Debt Is Soaring — Could Crypto Step In?
According to official figures, the U.S. debt has surged to $36 trillion, growing by $4 trillion in just four years. Amid this financial pressure, some analysts and commentators, like Jim Cramer, have pointed to cryptocurrencies as a potential safe haven.
Although Elon Musk stepped down from the DOGE agency, rumors about a possible return to Dogecoin advocacy remain strong. Musk still promotes DOGE, several of his companies accept it, and his influence remains substantial.

💡 Three Scenarios: How High Must DOGE Rise?
For these calculations, we assume Dogecoin’s supply remains fixed at 149 billion tokens. Let’s explore three hypothetical scenarios:
🔹 Scenario 1: DOGE Covers the Entire $36 Trillion U.S. Debt

To do so, the price of one DOGE would need to soar to $240. This would give Dogecoin a market cap larger than the entire global tech sector — a highly unrealistic prospect.
🔹 Scenario 2: DOGE Covers Half the Debt ($18 Trillion)

Here, DOGE would need to hit $120. Still massive — this equals nearly half the total U.S. GDP.
🔹 Scenario 3: DOGE Covers 1% of the Debt ($360 Billion)

This is the most plausible scenario. The DOGE price would need to reach $24, giving it a market cap of $3.6 trillion — larger than Bitcoin and close to the entire current crypto market.

🧐 Are These Price Targets Realistic?
Let’s be honest — most of these targets are highly speculative. Meme coins like Dogecoin are known for their volatility, making them poor candidates for serious fiscal policy. Furthermore, Dogecoin is inflationary, meaning its supply grows over time, which naturally weighs down long-term price gains.
Out of the three, the $24 price target seems the most realistic — yet even that would push DOGE past Bitcoin and redefine the structure of the crypto market.

📈 What Could Actually Drive DOGE Higher?
Here are four realistic drivers of price growth:
🔹 Pro-crypto regulation in the U.S. – Some lawmakers (e.g., Cynthia Lummis) are openly promoting crypto-backed solutions to public debt and economic challenges.

🔹 Institutional adoption – Several asset managers have filed for Dogecoin spot ETFs, signaling rising institutional interest in meme coins.

🔹 Elon Musk’s return to DOGE – Musk’s public support has repeatedly led to explosive DOGE price surges.

🔹 Bitcoin’s performance – DOGE often tracks Bitcoin’s price movements. If BTC climbs to $1 million, as predicted by Cathie Wood, DOGE could rally in tandem.

🔮 Bottom Line: A Long Shot — But Not Impossible
The idea of Dogecoin paying off U.S. national debt may be far-fetched, but growing institutional and political interest in crypto gives it more weight than ever. And if DOGE were ever to be given such a role, its legitimacy and valuation would skyrocket.

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In a significant setback for India’s agricultural export sector, 15 shipments of mangoes were rejected by U.S. authorities at major ports including Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Atlanta due to documentation irregularities. Despite having met phytosanitary standards—including mandatory irradiation at a USDA-approved facility in Navi Mumbai—the shipments failed to clear due to administrative errors.
Faced with the dilemma of re-exporting or destroying the perishable fruit, exporters opted for domestic disposal in the U.S., incurring estimated losses of $500,000. This disruption comes at the height of mango export season, with the U.S. as India’s top market for the fruit.
Exporters are calling for improved coordination between Indian and U.S. regulatory bodies to prevent such costly errors and safeguard India’s global reputation in agricultural trade.

Forbes Sudden $2.5 Trillion$BNB ‘Avalanche’ Fed Dollar Warning As $1 Million Bitcoin Price Predicted To Flip Gold... less
A recent Forbes article highlights concerns over a potential $2.5 trillion shift in global capital that could impact the U.S. dollar and boost Bitcoin's$BTC TC price. Forbes
As of now, Bitcoin is trading at approximately$ETH TH $103,876.

The article suggests that factors such as inflation, geopolitical tensions, and changes in monetary policy are driving investors toward alternative assets like Bitcoin. Forbes

While the prediction of Bitcoin reaching $1 million is speculative, it reflects growing interest in cryptocurrencies as potential hedges against traditional financial risks.

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