
1713: Lipless Wonder
Major Questions Doctrine, Supreme Court and Agency Power
Legal experts are monitoring the "Major Questions Doctrine," a Supreme Court principle that limits the authority of federal agencies to decide issues of vast economic or political significance without clear Congressional authorization. This doctrine, alongside the overturning of Chevron deference, could significantly impact Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s ability to unilaterally reform the FDA or CDC. The shift represents a broader effort to return regulatory power to the legislative branch.

