Judge clears USPS’ way for now : NPR

Key Points:

• A federal judge in Boston, U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani, has rescinded her previous nationwide order blocking the U.S. Postal Service from implementing President Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting for the midterm elections.
• This ruling represents a temporary legal victory for the Trump administration and opens the door for potential Supreme Court review of the executive order on its merits.
• The executive order, signed in March, mandates new design standards for mail-in ballot envelopes and requires USPS to deliver ballots only to registered absentee voters based on state-provided lists.
• It remains uncertain how Trump's directives will impact mail-in voting in the upcoming midterms, which are scheduled to begin soon.
• The order is likely to face continued legal challenges from Democrats, voting rights organizations, and multiple Democratic-led states as related lawsuits progress.