Supreme Court expands presidential firing power, overturning 90-year-old ruling
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The article reports on a Supreme Court decision that increases presidential power by removing job protections for members of independent agencies like the Federal Trade Commission. It frames the ruling as a restoration of constitutional balance, using statements from the justices to emphasize accountability and presidential authority, while not discussing potential risks to regulatory independence or how other democracies handle similar issues. The piece leans on the authority of the court and uses strong language about constitutional duty to support its narrative.
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