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Trump can’t fire us, FTC Democrats tell court

Ars Technica · 10h

Trump can’t fire us, FTC Democrats tell court after being ejected from office

The Supreme Court unanimously held in a 1935 case, Humphrey's Executor v. United States, that "Congress intended to restrict the power of removal to one or more of those causes." The case involved President Franklin Roosevelt's firing of Commissioner William Humphrey.

Forbes on MSN · 7d

What Happens If Trump Officials Defy Court Orders? How They Could Be Punished—Even Though Trump’s Immune.

The Trump administration has claimed it hasn’t violated a judge’s order against deportations, though Judge James Boasberg isn’t so sure.

Reuters on MSN · 7h

Trump's firing of two FTC commissioners unlawful, they say in suit

Two U.S. Federal Trade Commission members fired by President Donald Trump sued him on Thursday, saying their removals violated federal law and a 90-year-old U.S. Supreme Court precedent upholding agency independence.

4don MSN

How a Supreme Court case threatens the ‘luxury’ of the internet in libraries, schools and hospitals

The “nondelegation doctrine,” which blocks Congress from delegating its authority to agencies, is the next target of ...

Arizona Supreme Court Rules for Increased Business Responsibility in Premises Safety Case Against Circle K

Arizona Supreme Court rules businesses must keep premises safe, impacting customer safety and premises liability.

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