US Supreme Court: What the Ruling on Mail-in Voting Means
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The US Supreme Court upheld an order by President Trump regarding mail-in voting, stating that the suing states had not yet suffered harm. The ruling is procedural and not yet final in substance, which could lead to further lawsuits and potential unrest in the upcoming midterm elections.
Source: tagesschau.de
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