Court Overturns 91-Year Rule Limiting Presidential Firing Power

In a seismic shift for executive authority, the Supreme Court ruled that presidents can now fire SEC and CFTC commissioners without the restrictions that have governed these positions since 1935. This decision shatters decades of bureaucratic insulation and represents a fundamental reassertion of constitutional presidential power. The ruling strikes down artificial limitations that prevented elected leaders from managing their own administrations effectively. Read more about this...