House Votes to Overturn Controversial Supreme Court Ruling on Federal Regulations.

The House has voted to overturn a 1984 Supreme Court ruling that Republicans say gave the executive branch too much power to impose regulations that cost Americans trillions of dollars each year. The Separation of Powers Restoration Act was approved in a mostly party-line 220-211 vote. Democrats argue that overturning the Supreme Court decision would force the courts to take on considerable work as they try to interpret federal law. The bill is unlikely to move in the Democrat-controlled Senate and the White House has said President Biden would veto it.