Justices Overturn 1935 Precedent, Backing President’s Power to Remove Agency Heads
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This article is not considered a psychological operation. It reports on a Supreme Court decision that strengthens presidential power by allowing the President to remove heads of independent agencies without cause, framing the ruling as a restoration of constitutional authority. The article presents the Court's reasoning and notes dissenting views, while omitting historical context about why such protections were originally created.
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