States renew fight against Trump's mail-in voting rule

States are once again challenging President Trump's Postal Service directive on mail-in voting, aiming to halt it before the midterm elections. The Supreme Court recently lifted an injunction against the executive order, but the states argue the timing was off for the initial lawsuit. Critics fear this rule could increase federal control over state election processes, raising significant concerns about electoral integrity and autonomy. This renewed legal battle underscores the high stakes surrounding voting rights and federal-state relations.