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World · 2 July 2026

Supreme Court gives Trump radical new executive power

Supreme Court gives Trump radical new executive power

The US Supreme Court has overturned 90 years of precedent, giving President Donald Trump the power to fire any member of independent regulatory agencies. Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor called the ruling "profoundly destabilizing," saying it gives the president power unknown to the English Crown. This means Trump can replace officials at agencies like the Nuclear Regulatory Commission whenever he chooses.

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