From Washington: A recent decision affects the midterm elections. President Donald Trump's attempt to limit mail ballots has been turned down. This means that states can keep using their usual methods to send out these ballots.
The ruling comes after a series of last-minute legal moves. Voting has already started in some areas. Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas are mentioned in relation to this decision.
Further details about the ruling and its implications are available from the source. The decision has an impact on the ongoing election process, allowing states to continue with their existing procedures for mail ballots.
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