Commentary: Trump's Supreme Court may target federal rule-making, but the government will survive

Mere months ago, most practicing lawyers probably couldn't have defined the "Chevron doctrine," even if they had some vague recollections of it from law school.

Now, Chevron's everywhere. That's because President Donald Trump's choices for Supreme Court justices - Neil M. Gorsuch, already on the high court, and Brett Kavanaugh, nominated - have made it clear that they aren't fans of the doctrine. If Kavanaugh and Gorsuch have their way, warn some worried observers, the doctrine will fall and Washington will