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The Guardian UK Tuesday 30 June 2026, 09:28 UTC By Olivia Konotey-Ahulu 1 min read
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Today is the final day for the supreme court to lay out the last rulings of its nine-month termHello, and welcome to the US politics live blog. In a significant victory for the president on Monday, the court granted him the ability to fire leaders of some independent US agencies at will, in a move one advocacy group called “disastrous.”

Today is the final day for the supreme court to lay out the last rulings of its nine-month term

Hello, and welcome to the US politics live blog.

In a significant victory for the president on Monday, the court granted him the ability to fire leaders of some independent US agencies at will, in a move one advocacy group called “disastrous.”

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