A Boston federal judge blocked USPS from enforcing mandatory new mail-ballot rules before November’s midterms, finding challengers likely to win on claims that the agency barged into election administration without Congress handing it the keys.
Tonight’s civic special: the ballot-box panic machine is humming again—same old static, much higher stakes.
The Trump administration appealed after a Boston federal judge again blocked its mail-voting order for two weeks. Out in Wyoming, the Republican governor wants answers after DOJ monitors tried to interview voters and inspect election gear. Great system, no notes.
The Supreme Court cleared a procedural path for Trump’s mail-ballot order, while the State Department prepared a rolling revocation of up to 200,000 visitor visas held by people seeking asylum. Democracy: now with extra paperwork and less dignity.
