Massachusetts judge guts Trump order aimed at overhauling elections

A Massachusetts judge has struck down a controversial executive order from Trump that sought to overhaul U.S. elections by giving federal authorities more control over voting regulations, including proof of citizenship and absentee voting changes. This ruling is significant as it challenges the federal government's reach into state election processes and could set a precedent for future legal battles over election integrity and federalism. The decision comes amid ongoing debates about election security and voter access, highlighting the tension between state and federal authority in shaping electoral laws.