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For 90 years, Congress could shield the heads of “independent” agencies — the Federal Trade Commission, and by extension dozens of similar bodies — from being fired by the president except for cause. The Court ended that, ruling that if an official exercises the president’s executive power, the president can remove him.

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The Supreme Court ended the 90-year practice that insulated heads of independent agencies (e.g., the FTC) from removal except for cause, ruling that the president can remove officials who exercise executive power.
Type
Legal interpretation
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Responsible outlet
The Daily Wire
Public-interest reason
Alters the balance of executive control over federal agencies and affects governance and accountability.

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ai · July 6, 2026 3:32 PM EDT

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