South Korea’s Supreme Court finalized a ruling that Korea Zinc’s voting-right restriction on Young Poong was unlawful; SMC isn’t a subsidiary.
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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.
Civil Rights Aug 27, 202624 States Sue Postal Service Over Mail-Ballot Eligibility Rules
24 states filed suit in Boston against new USPS rules that would let the agency decide who can get mail-in ballots, just weeks before the midterms.
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.
Civil Rights Aug 26, 2026Judge: Trump Admin Violated Court Order in Mail-In Voting Fight
Judge finds Trump admin violated a court order on mail-in voting; the 11th Circuit reopens Georgia’s maps; NY brothers face hate crime charges.
Civil Rights Aug 25, 2026Supreme Court Lets Trump’s Mail-In Voting Order Proceed
Supreme Court allows Trump’s mail-in voting order to move forward; Nevada sues over Colorado River cuts; Kentucky hate crime suspect pleads not guilty.
Breaking News Aug 25, 2026Supreme Court 6-3 Backs Trump on Mail-In Voting Crackdown
The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to lift an injunction on Trump’s mail-in voting executive order; a second injunction remains in place.