"Trump's crusade to transform mail-in voting"

Trump's administration filed another appeal to the Supreme Court after a judge extended an injunction against his mail-in voting executive order.

Trump's proposed changes threaten the disenfranchisement of millions of U.S. citizens who vote by mail.

Mail voting fraud is very rare, accounting for about four cases out of every 10 million ballots cast.

The finding of irreparable harm is essential because delaying the rule is a far lesser harm than voter disenfranchisement. A whistleblower report indicated that one improperly barcoded ballot could block an entire batch of ten thousand ballots.

The Constitution gives states and Congress, not the president, the power to regulate federal elections. The Supreme Court initially sent the case back on a procedural note because the rule wasn't in place.

Trump has consistently used his platform to sow doubt about election validity, only challenging those he lost.

The administration's legal arguments completely manipulate reality and are unprepared to manage the postal service changes.

The majority of the Supreme Court will likely rule for the plaintiffs, finding no executive branch role in election administration.

The administration's exemption for already-mailed ballots creates a bifurcated voting system across states.

Some states may refuse to cooperate with the new system, blocking USPS mail-in voting entirely in those states.

ICE will only be at polling places to enforce specific threats or serve warrants on actively tracked individuals.

Deploying ICE to polls is terrifying and intentionally intimidates minority communities who have been racially profiled.

The Trump administration issued seven FBI subpoenas to Nevada for voter data after a judge dismissed their lawsuit.

Nevada will refuse to comply with the subpoenas until a judge forces them, calling it an unacceptable threat to federalize elections.

The administration initially claimed 15,000 noncitizens on Nevada's rolls but later acknowledged identifying only 185.

The federal government must show their work on these numbers, which are cheap shots meant to intimidate citizens.

Nevada has a robust day-after plan to counter potential administration attacks and protect election integrity.

The administration is reactive and unstrategic, like a bad episode of Love Island, requiring secretaries to be prepared.

Canadian retaliatory tariffs will affect $20 billion of U.S. products, ranging from 15% to 50% on 700 items. Trump is threatening to end all trade with Canada and other countries with U.S. trade surpluses.

Bessent's dismissal of the tariffs' impact is absurd, and polling shows Americans support Canadian retaliation.

Halting trade with deficit countries would cause a global recession and exacerbate inflation, especially in auto manufacturing.

Trump threatened to cut off trade with deficit countries if Kevin Warsh doesn't cut interest rates.

Trump's contradictory trade threats against both allies and adversaries show tariffs are his favorite tool.

Gas prices hit $4.15 due to the Iran conflict limiting oil supply, with London oil at $97 a barrel. High diesel prices are bleeding into inflation for shipping and groceries, keeping prices elevated.

A 38-year-old armed man lunged at Amy Acton, knocking over two elderly people before security stopped him. The suspect was charged with assault and disorderly conduct, but his weapons were legally registered.

Voters and officials, including Vivek Ramaswamy, have condemned the attack as rising political violence. Laura Loomer falsely claimed Acton fabricated the attack, but voters aren't spreading her rhetoric.