 Congress makes laws. The executive branch carries them out. Often that means federal agencies have to make rules around ambiguous parts of those laws. Until now. Because the Supreme Court has ruled that judges are the folks who should interpret regulations, not experts at agencies from the EPA to the FDA. The one institution made more powerful by all of these decisions is the Supreme Court. That's on the next On Point. And we invite you to join us for On Point. That begins this morning at 10 o'clock right here on Maine Public Radio.