U.S. Postal Service Bends the Knee to Trump on Vote by Mail

The U.S. Postal Service is moving forward with a controversial new rule prompted by an executive order from President Trump, which seeks to require states to share lists of individuals requesting mail-in ballots with the administration. This move raises significant concerns about voter privacy and the potential for voter suppression, as states that refuse could face consequences for their citizens' voting rights. The decision underscores the ongoing tensions around mail-in voting and the broader implications for electoral integrity and democracy in the U.S.