Columnist Erwin Chemerinsky: Supreme Court’s ruling letting Trump’s mail-voting executive order advance ignores that presidents lack election authority.
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Immigration Aug 30, 2026The Constitutional Fight Waiting for the Exclusive Citizenship Act
Two Supreme Court rulings, Afroyim v. Rusk and Vance v. Terrazas, already govern when the government can strip citizenship. Here’s how S.3283 collides with both.
Civil Rights Aug 29, 202624 States, D.C. Sue to Halt USPS Rule Restricting Mail-In Votes
High Court hands Trump procedural win; judge lifts USPS mail-in rule pause. 24 states, D.C., voting groups re-file; DOJ has sued 21 states over tuition.
Breaking News Aug 29, 2026Judge Blocks Trump Mail-Voting Order Again as Midterms Near
Federal Judge Indira Talwani halted Trump’s mail-voting executive order for 14 days, days before the first midterm ballots are due.
Breaking News Aug 27, 2026Supreme Court Clears Trump Effort to Restrict Mail-In Voting
New court rulings could clear the way for restrictions on mail-in voting, an effort by Trump that recently cleared the Supreme Court.
Breaking News Aug 27, 202611th Circuit Voids Georgia Voting Map Ruling, Orders New Review
11th Circuit vacates a 2023 Voting Rights Act ruling on Georgia’s maps, sending the case back to district court under a new Supreme Court standard.
Breaking News Aug 27, 2026Judge Lifts Final Block on Trump Mail-In Voting Order Weeks Before Midterms
U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani vacated the last injunction blocking the Trump administration’s mail-in voting restrictions ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Breaking News Aug 25, 2026Supreme Court Lifts One Injunction on Georgia Mail-Vote Restrictions
A divided Supreme Court lifted one of two injunctions blocking Trump administration mail-in voting restrictions, but Georgia’s rules stand for now.