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Second federal judge freezes Trump mail ballot order with US Supreme Court poised to weigh in

Second federal judge freezes Trump mail ballot order with US Supreme Court poised to weigh in

A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has issued a new order freezing President Donald Trump's attempt to limit mail voting for the midterm elections

The Latest: 2nd judge freezes Trump mail ballot order with Supreme Court poised to rule

The Latest: 2nd judge freezes Trump mail ballot order with Supreme Court poised to rule

Another federal judge has ordered the U.S. Postal Service to stop implementing President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting mail balloting as the Supreme Court prepares to weigh in

Democrats and activist groups plan to push back if Trump tries to interfere in midterm elections

Democrats and activist groups plan to push back if Trump tries to interfere in midterm elections

Democratic state parties are launching an operation for the midterm elections intended to recruit 10,000 volunteers to guard polling places in case armed federal officers show up

Trump's biggest gift to the GOP's future? His own flaws. | Opinion

Trump's biggest gift to the GOP's future? His own flaws. | Opinion

The Republican Party can and must move beyond President Donald Trump's version of 'conservatism.' The midterms suggest that moment is coming fast.

President Trump's Mail-Voting Restrictions Face Supreme Court Appeal Amid Midterm Elections

President Trump's Mail-Voting Restrictions Face Supreme Court Appeal Amid Midterm Elections

President Trump has once again appealed to the Supreme Court regarding restrictions on mail-in voting, as midterm elections approach. This legal challenge comes amidst ongoing litigation concerning an executive order issued by President Trump related to mail ballots. Whistleblowers within the Postal Service have raised concerns, alleging that efforts to comply with President Trump's executive order have been rushed and sloppy. These claims suggest potential issues with the integrity and efficiency of mail-in voting processes under the current directives. The timing of this appeal is critical, as midterm mail ballots have already begun to be distributed to voters, creating uncertainty around the voting procedures. The legal battle highlights a broader national debate over election security and accessibility, particularly concerning methods of voting during significant election cycles. The Supreme Court's decision could have far-reaching implications for how votes are cast and counted in the upcoming electio...

President Trump's Convention Appearance Links GOP Candidates to His Unpopularity Ahead of Midterms

President Trump's Convention Appearance Links GOP Candidates to His Unpopularity Ahead of Midterms

President Trump recently hosted a two-day 'convention' where he was the keynote speaker on both nights. During his speeches, which included boasting about crowd size, mocking political figures, and highlighting his administration's achievements such as driving up the stock market, banning diversity initiatives, and preventing the 'mutilization' of transgender children, he also urged attendees to vote in the upcoming November midterm elections. The event featured prominent Republican figures, including House Speaker Mike Johnson and Vice President JD Vance, as well as various Republican candidates in competitive races. These participants aligned themselves closely with President Trump, whose approval ratings are currently at a historic low. The convention concluded with President Trump receiving applause as balloons fell and an opera singer performed.

Mail in ballot rules spark voter confusion. Where do things stand?

Mail in ballot rules spark voter confusion. Where do things stand?

Legal battles over USPS rules are causing confusion for voters. Learn how to ensure your ballot is counted.

GOP boosts Trump show, socialism attacks at convention. 3 takeaways

GOP boosts Trump show, socialism attacks at convention. 3 takeaways

The Republican midterm convention dialed up the volume on the party's efforts to boost GOP enthusiasm and counter Democrats' momentum.

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Projected as Potential Speaker of the House Following 2026 Midterms

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Projected as Potential Speaker of the House Following 2026 Midterms

In a speculative political quiz regarding the 2026 midterm elections, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is identified as a potential 'biggest winner' of the midterms, with the possibility of becoming the first African-American to be elected as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. This projection is based on a scenario where Democrats win control of the House while Republicans retain control of the Senate. The quiz, designed to predict future political events, positions Jeffries as a significant figure in the Democratic Party's future leadership. The context of the quiz also touches upon broader political landscapes, including the influence of President Trump, the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the rise of certain political ideologies within both major parties.

Trump Administration's USPS Mail-In Voting Restrictions Face Supreme Court Review Amid Disenfranchisement Concerns

Trump Administration's USPS Mail-In Voting Restrictions Face Supreme Court Review Amid Disenfranchisement Concerns

The Trump administration is pursuing new restrictions on mail-in voting through the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), a move that has drawn significant legal challenges and concerns about potential voter disenfranchisement. President Trump has consistently expressed strong opposition to mail-in voting, labeling it as 'dangerous' and 'a fraud.' While an outright ban on mail-in ballots is beyond presidential authority, an executive order issued in March directed USPS to implement new requirements for states and local jurisdictions regarding mail ballot processing. These requirements include obtaining federal sign-off on envelope designs, marking each ballot envelope with barcodes, and uploading full lists of mail ballot recipients to a federal portal. USPS would then cross-check these barcodes with the voter lists before delivery. Federal courts at both district and appellate levels have blocked this rule, and the Supreme Court is currently weighing whether to allow its implementation before the upcoming midterms....

A nation marks 25 years since 9/11. 'We will always remember you'

A nation marks 25 years since 9/11. 'We will always remember you'

As children and grandchildren honored loved ones they never knew, Americans marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with tributes to the fallen and renewed calls for unity.

USPS Initially Rejects Florida County's Mail Ballot Envelope Over Minor Spacing Issue Amidst Mail Voting Restrictions

USPS Initially Rejects Florida County's Mail Ballot Envelope Over Minor Spacing Issue Amidst Mail Voting Restrictions

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) initially rejected Leon County, Florida's mail ballot envelope design due to a minor spacing discrepancy. The words 'return service requested' and the election office's return address were 0.236 inches apart, falling short of the required quarter-inch separation by 0.014 inches. This rejection occurred despite the county having used the same barcoded mailers without issue in the 2024 elections. Leon County Supervisor of Elections Mark Earley described the rejection as 'ridiculous' and successfully appealed the decision after an initial denial. This incident serves as a test case for the potential disruptions stemming from President Trump's executive order aimed at restricting mail voting and the USPS's new design rules, which are currently under a federal court injunction.