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The Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump's attempts to impose new mail voting rules, while also addressing ongoing mail handling investigations.

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The Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump's attempts to impose new mail voting rules, while also addressing ongoing mail handling investigations.

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  1. Administration takes action on election security, confirming Kash Patel's role as FBI Director.1 source
  2. Supreme Court rejects Trump's attempts to impose new mail voting rules.1 source

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