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2026-10-09 · Los Angeles Times · Politics

U.S. plan to live-stream execution by firing squad draws bipartisan, international outrage

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2026-09-15 · Los Angeles Times · Politics

Supreme Court halts Trump's proposed limits on mail ballots for this year's elections

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2026-09-10 · Los Angeles Times · Politics

California, other states warn Supreme Court of 'chaos' if it lets USPS mail ballot rules stand

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2026-09-04 · Los Angeles Times · Politics

Judge again halts Postal Service mail ballot plan as Trump administration seeks Supreme Court relief

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2026-09-03 · Los Angeles Times · Politics

Whistleblower says USPS defied court to push 'untested' portal for Trump mail voting order

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2026-10-13 · Los Angeles Times · Politics

Guilfoyle quits Greece post amid latest allegations of improper profiting by Trump associates

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2026-08-24 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 Big-city mayors are giving poll workers panic buttons in case election skeptics question their work. assertive

2026-08-25 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 California leaders immediately noted the limits of the high court ruling and said they would file a lawsuit to prevent Trump’s desired changes from taking effect. “The Supreme Court just let the Trump administration move ahead (for now) with its plan to disenfranchise voters across the country. assertive

2026-08-27 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 “This mail-in voting rule is an unlawful overreach that shows just how far President Trump will go to control elections, but as I’ve said before, this fight is far from over and we are confident that the facts and the law are on our side,” California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta said. assertive

2026-09-03 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 A Postal Service whistleblower says a rushed, error-filled computer system tied to President Trump’s new mail voting order could delay or block ballots for millions of Americans this fall. assertive

2026-09-04 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 California has led the legal charge against the rules, arguing they could cause chaos and disenfranchise millions of voters. assertive

2026-09-10 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 - The Supreme Court is expected to rule relatively quickly, given the emergency nature of the appeal. mixed

2026-09-14 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta, whose office is helping lead the states’ challenge, said the rule changes seek to “rewrite more than 100 years of law” by making even brief use of public benefits in years past grounds for the federal government to deny a person’s application for legal permanent residency in the future — which he said was clearly illegal and would push tremendous costs onto states, counties and cities. assertive

2026-09-15 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 - Click here to listen to this article - - The administration could try to impose new regulations for the 2028 elections. mixed

2026-09-15 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 Fewer than half of Americans believe the upcoming midterm elections will be “free and fair,” amid a broader decline in confidence in vote counts, according to a new nationwide poll. assertive

2026-10-09 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 The United Nations’ High Commissioner for Human Rights said that “the livestreaming of an execution is tantamount to a public execution and would breach the absolute prohibition of torture.” assertive

2026-10-13 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 In a statement posted to social media, Guilfoyle said she will “forever be grateful” to Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for trusting her to represent the U.S. abroad, remains “unwavering” in her support for them and “worked tirelessly to advance President Trump’s America First agenda, strengthen our strategic alliance with Greece, and deliver meaningful victories for the American people.” assertive

2026-10-15 · Los Angeles Times

🔮 Trump was also able to appoint a host of loyalists with the help of the Republican-controlled Congress, who helped advance policies that less loyal agency heads would have balked at, and which were sure to draw additional legal challenges, experts said. assertive