Supreme Court expands Trump’s power over the federal bureaucracy

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has granted President Trump more control over the federal bureaucracy by allowing him to dismiss a Democratic member of the Federal Trade Commission. This decision overturns a longstanding precedent meant to protect independent agencies from executive branch political influence. The ruling could reshape how the executive branch manages agency appointments and operations, raising concerns about potential overreach and undermining the checks and balances intended to maintain a neutral federal bureaucracy. This move highlights a broader trend in executive power expansion that has implications for future administrations.