Supreme Court Scraps Chevron Deference Shifts Regulatory Power
Bloomberg Opinion argues the court overruled Chevron deference, moving interpretive authority from agencies to the judiciary. The piece notes lawmakers create ambiguous laws and outlines risks of ongoing litigation and regulatory uncertainty across the executive and judicial branches.
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Biden debate fallout stirs Democratic debate over 2024 race
Democratic leaders scramble to contain damage after President Biden's poor debate performance raises age and cognitive concerns. Polls hint a modest immediate drop, while discussions of replacing him with Kamala Harris spark within the party. Supporters urge him to stay, citing Truman's 1948 rally as inspiration, with convention and a September debate looming.
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Supreme Court shields presidents from lawsuits over official acts
Cal Thomas argues the Supreme Court majority protects the presidency from prosecution for official decisions, citing historic examples and warning of a cycle of politically charged indictments. He notes ongoing questions about indictments of Trump and potential implications for future administrations.
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