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US Supreme Court Allows Trump Mail-In Voting Restrictions to Take Effect Ahead of Midterm Elections

The Supreme Court paused a lower-court injunction blocking President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting, allowing new voter-verification requirements to move forward just months before the November midterm elections.
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Senate Examines US Military Posture After Reduction in South Korea Drills
Interior Department Accelerates Offshore Oil and Gas Lease Approvals Ahead of Midterms
White House Defends Withholding Federal Funds From States Rejecting Election Directives
US Coast Guard Seeks Emergency Funding Amid Expanding Maritime Security Duties
House Oversight Committee Investigates Foreign Influence Operations on Social Media
Federal Election Commission Warns of Surge in Dark Money Spending Ahead of Midterms
US Treasury Sanctions Cash-Smuggling Network Accused of Financing Hezbollah
Republicans Launch House Campaign Ads Targeting Democrats Over Energy Policy and Fuel Costs
FDA Urges Congress to Renew User Fee Programs to Protect Drug Approval Process
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