A second federal judge has blocked Trump's mail-ballot rules for the Postal Service, and the Supreme Court is weighing the administration's appeal of a parallel injunction — with ballots already going out in some states.
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Some prominent Democrats are breaking with LGBTQ+ advocates over transgender athletes as the midterms approach. A June Quinnipiac poll found about 70% of registered voters opposed — with Democrats split roughly evenly.
A key TPS deadline passed without a decision, leaving roughly 200,000 Salvadorans — many in the US for a quarter-century — unsure whether they can keep living and working here legally.
Regional mediators are reporting cautious progress toward renewed negotiations, but fresh drone and missile attacks continue to threaten stability across one of the world’s most…
Five landmark wins—on recalls, migrant suffering, geopolitical warning, and moral satire—trace a line from past urgency to journalism’s ongoing imperative. Between 1939 and 1980, The…
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