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- USPS Makes Federal Approval a Delivery Requirementby Ava BrooksUSPS Makes Federal Approval a Delivery Requirement The U.S. Postal Service unveiled a streamlined interpretation of mail delivery Friday, announcing that election envelopes should reach their destinations only after the federal government approves the people waiting for them. The policy replaces the cumbersome democratic presumption… Read More »USPS Makes Federal Approval a Delivery Requirement
- Postal Service Modernizes Elections By Not Delivering Ballotsby Alex ReedPostal Service Modernizes Elections By Not Delivering Ballots The U.S. Postal Service unveiled a historic modernization Friday, replacing the antiquated practice of delivering election mail with a federal scavenger hunt in which voters, states, databases and federal judges must locate democracy before Election Day. Under… Read More »Postal Service Modernizes Elections By Not Delivering Ballots
- Navy Moves Heroism To Smaller Ship So Trump Can Have Carrierby Alex ReedNavy Moves Heroism To Smaller Ship So Trump Can Have Carrier Navy officials are considering renaming the future USS Doris Miller for President Donald Trump, correcting the service’s outdated practice of reserving its largest honors for people who performed acts of courage rather than requested… Read More »Navy Moves Heroism To Smaller Ship So Trump Can Have Carrier
- Supreme Court Recognizes Presidential Chandelier Powersby Alex ReedSupreme Court Recognizes Presidential Chandelier Powers Chief Justice John Roberts granted President Donald Trump temporary authority to continue developing a $400 million White House ballroom while the Supreme Court considers whether Congress may interfere with the executive branch’s constitutional obligation to maintain adequate chandelier capacity.… Read More »Supreme Court Recognizes Presidential Chandelier Powers
- Missouri Court Protects Democracy From Votersby Grace ReynoldsMissouri Court Protects Democracy From Voters Missouri secured a major victory for democracy’s continuing effort to protect itself from public participation when Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green approved the state’s Trump-backed congressional map for November. The ruling blocked People Not Politicians from placing the… Read More »Missouri Court Protects Democracy From Voters





