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The Supreme Court just handed down a seismic ruling that reshapes presidential power, letting presidents fire heads of independent agencies without needing to prove cause — a move that guts nearly a century of precedent and could dramatically expand executive control. The decision, dubbed the “Slaughter Case,” centers on a former FTC commissioner and argues that requiring justification for removal violates separation of powers. While supporters hail it as restoring presidential authority, critics warn it threatens agency independence. A key exception? The Federal Reserve — where a governor can stay on while facing allegations, thanks to a narrow court vote. The former president’s already signaled he’ll pursue legal avenues to remove her, underscoring the high-stakes battle over who really runs the government.

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