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Supreme Court affirms Trump’s firing of FTC member, overturns 1935 precedent
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld Donald Trump’s firing of FTC member Rebecca Slaughter, overturning a 1935 precedent protecting agency tenure.
Trump’s power takes center stage in Supreme Court’s home stretch
The Supreme Court nears term’s end with major rulings pending on Trump presidential powers, birthright citizenship, immigration and elections.
How Donald Trump is pushing the Supreme Court to weaken federal judges
The Trump administration has filed numerous emergency requests at the Supreme Court aiming to reduce federal judges’ authority, arguing judicial interference with presidential power.
With Fed independence in crosshairs, will justices back Trump again?
The Supreme Court appears ready to back Trump’s power to fire agency officials but is signaling reluctance to weaken Federal Reserve independence.
Supreme Court signals limits on independence of federal agencies
The Supreme Court appears ready to expand presidential power over independent federal agencies, weighing whether Trump can fire board members without cause.
Trump targets 90-year-old independent agency ruling
President Donald Trump's administration is pushing to overturn Humphrey’s Executor, a 1935 Supreme Court ruling protecting independent federal agencies from presidential control.
Top News
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- Supreme Court rejects Trump’s bid to fire Fed’s Cook
- Supreme Court affirms Trump’s firing of FTC member, overturns 1935 precedent
- Supreme Court declines to hear Trump’s appeal in E. Jean Carroll defamation case
- Supreme Court endorses grace periods for mail-in ballots
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