US appeals court rejects Trump bid to implement mail-in voting restrictions - The Economic Times
- A U.S. appeals court rejected a bid by the Trump administration to implement new USPS mail-in voting restrictions.
- The court declined to lift a lower court injunction that prevents the postal service from enforcing stricter voting requirements.
- This ruling ensures that the USPS cannot apply these new restrictions to voters before upcoming elections.
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Live updates: Vance to speak on Day 2 of GOP midterm convention after Trump floats $5,000 payout
• Republicans are attending the second day of their first-ever midterm primary convention on September 10 in Dallas, Texas. • Donald Trump is expected to speak at the event after floating a $5,000 payout proposal.
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NBC NewsJustice Department directs states to hold on to 2024 election records as it seeks their voter data
• The Trump administration directed officials in more than two dozen states to preserve all records from the 2024 election. • This order is part of a broader campaign to force states to turn over detailed voter records despite the administration facing repeated court losses.
Read original · washingtontimes.comTrump electrifies his base, but the nosebleeds are empty. Is it enough?
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Washington ExaminerTrump lost 23 legal battles over voter data. Now DOJ is demanding election officials hand it over
• The U.S. Department of Justice sent letters to election officials in 30 states demanding they retain and hand over sensitive voter data. • These letters cite the enforcement of election rules under the Civil Rights Act, despite previous court rulings denying the federal government permission to collect this state data.
Read original · the-independent.com9/11 changed not just us but our politics too | Sept 11
• Drew Cline, chairman of the state Board of Education, reflected on the lasting political and cultural impact of the September 11 attacks. • Cline stated that the events left Americans less united, less patriotic, and less trusting of both outsiders and each other.
Read original · unionleader.comUS Supreme Court again rejects push to use Trump-backed congressional map in Missouri
• The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a request to implement congressional maps in Missouri that were backed by Donald Trump. • This decision follows a legal battle over the state's district boundaries that has lasted for more than a year.
Read original · capitalgazette.comHasbara: When a Foreign State’s Narrative Becomes American Policy
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SubstackGrowing Controversy Over 'Public Choice'… "State Clearly You Won't Seek Re-election"
• The People Power Party is urging President Lee Jae-myung to explicitly declare he will not seek re-election following a controversy over a potential constitutional amendment. • Ruling party figures have fueled the dispute by suggesting that allowing a president to serve consecutive terms should be a matter of "public choice."
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Read original · thehindu.comEVA Air baggage fee increase September 29 2026 international:
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