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Trump administration asks supreme court to intervene over judge’s ban on USPS mail-in voting restrictions – live

Justice department files emergency request seeking to have court lift Judge Indira Talwani’s order temporarily blocking postal service from implementing plan Republican oversight chair James Comer has also weighed in on Leon Black not sitting for a deposition about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The billionaire financier, who has denied wrongdoing, filed suit against the oversight committee Thursday alleging the subpoenas were improper. “It’s a shame Leon Black is hiding behind litigation rather…

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Trump administration asks supreme court to intervene over judge’s ban on USPS mail-in voting restrictions – live
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4 of 20
Geographic relevance
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