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The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two cases challenging the state's Republican-drawn congressional map for 2028.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court declined to hear a lawsuit for a new map before the 2026 election.
A federal judge in Vermont denied the Department of Justice access to the state's voter files.
Wisconsin is a battleground state with a near-even partisan split.
Marc Elias's law firm is closely involved in the Wisconsin gerrymandering cases.
Donald Trump votes by mail.
Donald Trump said the Supreme Court's ruling was a "big loss" for Republicans.
Justice Alito, joined by Justice Thomas, wrote in his dissent that the government has a strong interest in enforcing the USPS rule to enhance mail ballot visibility and detect election fraud.
In August, the Supreme Court initially overrode U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani’s order that blocked the USPS rule, stating the order was premature.
Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote a concurring opinion in the Supreme Court case regarding the USPS rule.
The finalized U.S. Postal Service rule required states to submit a voter list to have their voters receive mail ballots.
Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas dissented in the Supreme Court case regarding the USPS rule.
The U.S. Postal Service plan related to mail-in voting will not be in effect for the midterm elections.
The Supreme Court rejected the government's attempt to revive a U.S. Postal Service rule related to an anti-mail voting executive order.
A lower court judge stated that the U.S. Postal Service's rule was likely illegal and unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court's 6-1-2 decision kept a lower court's block on the U.S. Postal Service rule in place.
Tickets for the Lucas Museum cost $25, but admission is free for individuals under 18 or those living in the museum's ZIP code.
The Lucas Museum is the second museum to arrive in Los Angeles in 2026.
A curator told the author that they have heard people compare the Lucas Museum building to a sneaker.
The lawns at the Lucas Museum were designed by Mia Lehrer’s landscape team at Studio-MLA.