Trump order limiting voting by mail halted by federal court

A federal judge has halted key parts of President Trump's executive order that aimed to restrict mail-in voting, ruling that the order overstepped constitutional boundaries. This decision temporarily stops the U.S. Postal Service from requiring states to provide the names of likely mail voters, potentially preserving access to mail-in voting for many Americans. The ruling underscores the ongoing legal and political battles surrounding voting rights and the administration's efforts to influence electoral processes. This move likely sets the stage for further appeals and legal scrutiny over mail-in voting practices.