By now most have heard of the landmark Supreme Court case West Virginia v. EPA, 597 U.S., 2022, which-with Chief Justice Roberts delivering the Court's opinion-clarified and cemented a new rule of statutory interpretation called the "major questions doctrine" (MQD). Nondelegation is still dead; Chevron is still alive Some speculated that West Virginia v. EPA would launch a comeback for the nondelegation doctrine. In fact, since West Virginia v. EPA was decided, only two federal courts have adjudicated matters using the MQD. [Extracted from the article]