Sabrina Siddiqui
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WSJ What’s News · Trump, Zelensky, European Leaders Optimistic After White House Talks · 18 Aug 2025
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In a post on his social media platform Truth Social today, Trump said he will sign an executive order to that effect, arguing that states are merely an agent for the federal government in counting and tabulating the votes.
Legal experts say Trump doesn't have the power to ban mail-in voting and that states have traditionally been the administrators of elections held within their boundaries.
Trump's latest attack on mail-in voting comes as he pushes his party to do more to prevent Democrats from regaining control of the U.S.
House of Representatives next year.
Republicans hold a slim majority, and if the chamber slips through the party's grip, it would severely curtail the Trump administration's ability to advance legislation.
Democrats, who are more widely supportive of voting by mail, quickly criticized Trump's comments.
Typically, the New York court that is weighing President Trump's appeal in a civil fraud case is known to act quickly and unanimously.
But a five justice panel has yet to deliver a decision nearly a year after taking up the case, leaving Trump and his business in limbo.
The case stems from a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James in 2022, alleging that he fraudulently inflated the value of parts of his real estate empire for financial benefit, primarily lower interest loans.
A judge ordered Trump to pay more than $350 million plus interest and imposed a host of other sanctions on his business.
Trump quickly appealed the ruling, and an appeals court heard arguments last September.
So why has the decision been delayed?
Wall Street Journal reporter Corinne Ramey joins me now to discuss.
Corinne, how unusual is it for a decision to take this long in this particular court?
Corinne Ramey covers federal law enforcement for The Wall Street Journal.
Corinne, thank you.
Thank you.
Roaring cheers from supporters greeted Texas House Democrats as they returned to the Capitol midday today after a two-week walkout.
Their return all but ensures the passage of a Republican-backed redistricting plan sought by President Trump.
Coming up, a look at the U.S.
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