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Supreme Court pressured to stop Congress from handing power to agencies

Conservative lawyers are asking the justices to take the next step in curbing the “administrative state.”

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How a diminished Chevron doctrine could weaken Biden s climate law - Governors Wind Energy Coalition

How a diminished Chevron doctrine could weaken Biden s climate law - Governors Wind Energy Coalition
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How a diminished Chevron doctrine could weaken Biden s climate law

The Biden administration is rolling out new rules under the Inflation Reduction Act as the Supreme Court appears poised to undercut federal agencies'

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A Pair of Supreme Court Cases About Fisheries Management Could Put Important Protections at Risk

What you need to know about Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce

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A Small Fish and an Uncollected Fee Add Up to Big-Government Challenge at the Supreme Court

(Bloomberg) Conservatives who have spent decades asking the Supreme Court to rein in the US government’s regulation of businesses are now betting on a case involving fishermen challenging a $710 fee they’ve never had to pay.Most Read from BloombergSaudi Forces on Alert After Clash With Iran-Backed HouthisInnovent, Lilly Obesity Drug Spurs More Weight Loss in TrialIsrael Latest: Netanyahu Vows to Stay On; Targets Hit in LebanonIsrael Latest: No Hostage Deal in Sight as Army Battles in GazaSony

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