The Headlines A Major Test of Presidential Power, and How States Make Billions From Online Casinos
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Dec 8, 2025 A landmark Supreme Court case is set to define presidential power, focusing on Trump's ability to dismiss federal officials. Congress faces mounting pressure over expiring Obamacare subsidies, as Republicans scramble for a solution. Meanwhile, states are raking in billions through legalized online casinos, raising concerns about gambling addiction. Lastly, a cultural shift in Iran showcases a new generation pushing against traditional norms with public displays of freedom. Tune in for these captivating discussions!
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High-Stakes Case On Presidential Removal Power
- The Supreme Court case could expand presidential power to remove independent agency officials at will.
- That shift would weaken agency independence and concentrate executive control across many federal agencies.
Expiring Subsidies Could Spike Premiums
- Obamacare subsidies are set to expire at year-end and could sharply raise premiums for millions.
- Political pressure is intense because polling shows recipients would likely blame Republicans if subsidies vanish.
Push For A Short-Term Extension Now
- Act quickly: lawmakers need a short-term plan to avoid subsidy lapse and premium spikes.
- Vote to extend tax credits if you want a straightforward, politically viable stopgap solution.