POLITICSJul 7 · 21:54 UTCTHE ATLANTICDavid A. Graham

The Change to Trump’s Power That Further Politicizes Everyday Life

The article discusses the Federal Communications Commission's investigation into The View for potential violations of the 'equal time' rule by hosting political candidates, and the Supreme Court's ruling in Trump v. Slaughter, which expanded presidential power to dismiss officials from independent regulatory agencies. The ruling is seen as increasing partisan influence over government functions affecting everyday life.

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Brendan CarrpersonFederal Communications CommissionorganizationThe VieworganizationSupreme CourtorganizationFederal Trade CommissionorganizationTrump v. SlaughtertopicHumphrey’s Executor v. United StatestopicSlaughterperson

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