FCC Chief Accused of Targeting Late Night Host Stephen Kimmel by Supreme Court Justice

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The Supreme Court has allowed President Trump to fire the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) commissioner and overturned a major restraint on presidential power. The decision was made in a 5-4 ruling, with Justice Neil Gorsuch dissenting.

In a separate case, Justice Gorsuch also criticized the FCC for targeting late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert. However, this criticism did not affect the outcome of the FTC case.

The Supreme Court’s decision on the FTC commissioner’s firing was seen as a significant victory for President Trump and his administration. The court’s ruling overturned a major restraint on presidential power that had been in place since 1976.

In another related development, the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached a new high of 52,000, according to CNBC. Additionally, a report by SCOTUSblog highlighted the growing retirement savings gap in the United States.

The Supreme Court’s decisions were also discussed on SCOTUSblog and vox.com, which provided analysis and commentary on the court’s rulings.

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