WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a nationally televised primetime address Thursday night that he says will

Estonia’s National Electoral Committee rejected complaints over the parliamentary round of the presidential election, including objections to a cable tie used to seal the ballot box, voting with a child present and ballots marked with a check mark, ERR reported. Arko Okk claimed that the requirem…

A legal expert, Joyce Vance, has issued a sobering warning about the upcoming Supreme Court ruling on President Donald Trump's appeal regarding new Postal Service rules. The case centers on Trump's attempt to block a lower court's injunction against regulations that prohibit the creation of a national voter database and restrict mail-in ballots to individuals on that list. Vance argues this is a 'key moment' for Trump, who is increasingly worried about losing power before the midterm elections. She criticizes the administration's efforts as undemocratic attempts to manipulate electoral processes, emphasizing that such actions undermine the constitutional principle of people choosing their leaders. The Supreme Court may rule on this appeal from the shadow docket, a move Vance views as a dangerous maneuver to consolidate control among Trump and conservative elites. Her analysis highlights the broader implications for democracy, warning against treating these legal maneuvers as routine court cases.

Perspective: If voters must prove they belong, leaders should prove they can still serve.

Internal divisions stall executive board formation as legal uncertainty and harvest season add pressure to resolve the impasse

City attorney clarifies tie vote rules, confirming reconsideration motion fails.

via Home - CBSNews.com — The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in a case that could change mail-in voting rules across the U.S. It stems from a Republican National Committee challenge to a Mississippi law allowing a five-day grace period for ballots postmarked on or before Election Day. CBS News legal contributor Jessica Levinson joins to break down the stakes.

City council confirms primary election results and selects auditors for annual audit.