Group 1 - The White House has achieved its 21st Supreme Court victory since January, indicating a trend of legal success attributed to lawful policies [2] - The Supreme Court's recent decision paused the reinstatement of a fired FTC commissioner and will reconsider whether lower courts have the authority to reinstate already fired public officials, which could impact the president's firing authority [3][4] - The Trump administration argues that the president has the constitutional authority to manage the economy and that lower courts should not interfere with his decisions, including firings [5][7] Group 2 - The final brief regarding the Federal Reserve case is due this week, while the question of public officials' removal will be briefed in December [6] - The White House legal team is working diligently to ensure that policies are lawful and expects to be vindicated by the Supreme Court [6]