Supreme Court appears ready to curb power of executive agencies

18-1-2024 Business Washington Times - Business 15

The Supreme Court took aim Wednesday at the expansive power of federal agencies to regulate Americans' lives, with justices expressing skepticism over a 40-year-old precedent that has urged courts to show special "deference" to how administrations interpret the law.

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