 But first, as we've been reporting, the Supreme Court recently overturned that 40-year-old precedent having to do with how federal agencies issue regulations. The old Chevron deference had required judges to defer to an agency's interpretation when the law was ambiguous. When regulations were challenged in court, now judges have more latitude. The court also hit the administrative state in some other recent decisions. Federal News Network's Jory Heckman has been looking into this and has some more. And