Judge decides not to prevent Trump’s order on mail ballots, saying it’s too early.
Federal Judge Upholds Executive Order on Mail-in Voting A federal judge denied a request on Thursday to block President Donald Trump’s executive order regarding mail-in voting. This decision is seen as a setback for Democrats, who claim the order could disenfranchise a significant number of voters. Signed on March 31, the executive order instructs the […]
Haley Stevens Proposes Legislation to Prevent Americans from Sending Handguns by Mail
Rep. Haley Stevens Introduces Bill to Block Proposed Handgun Mailing Rules Representative Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) presented a bill on Friday targeting the Trump administration’s suggested regulations that would allow handguns to be mailed through the USPS, similar to long guns. Earlier in January, it was reported that the Department of Justice’s Office of Legal Counsel […]
California abortion pill providers are prepared if the Supreme Court restricts mifepristone delivery by mail.
A California supplier of abortion pills is making arrangements for an alternative plan in response to potential Supreme Court limitations on mifepristone, as the justices deliberate on the drug’s legality. While the Supreme Court hasn’t announced when it’ll make a final decision in the case of Louisiana v. FDA, there’s a looming deadline of May […]
Court halts mifepristone limits, allows mail delivery again
A recent court decision has temporarily halted a federal appeals court ruling that had significantly limited access to abortion pills. As a result, patients can currently obtain these pills through telemedicine, mail, and pharmacies. This order, signed by Justice Samuel Alito, allows women seeking abortions to access the medication without the need for a doctor’s […]
Judge permits mail access to mifepristone and requires a 6-month review by the FDA.
Nationwide Distribution of Mifepristone Allowed for Now A federal judge has permitted the ongoing nationwide mail distribution of the abortion medication mifepristone. However, he cautioned that significant legal changes may be on the horizon as the FDA reviews the drug’s safety. The challenge targets the FDA’s January 2023 Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS), which […]
Post Office Suggesting New Regulation to Permit Americans to Send Handguns by Mail
Proposed Change to Firearms Mailing Rules by U.S. Postal Service On April 2, 2026, the U.S. Postal Service is set to propose an update to its Firearms Mailing Standards. This change would enable the mailing of legal handguns in the same way that long guns and shotguns currently can be sent. Earlier, on January 15, […]
Daily Mail faces accusations of wrongdoing regarding coverage of Charlie Kirk’s shooting incident
Turning Point USA Criticizes Daily Mail’s Coverage on Court Filings Turning Point USA (TPUSA) recently expressed concerns about the Daily Mail, accusing the publication of “media misconduct” due to what it sees as misleading interpretations of court documents. This relates to the case against Tyler Robinson, who is charged with aggravated murder for allegedly killing […]
Stay alert for mail: Almost 500,000 NY Essential Plan members may lose their coverage
Changes to New York City’s Health Coverage In July, nearly 500,000 New Yorkers will be taken off the Essential Plan health insurance program, which is funded by the city. Surprisingly, this has been described as positive news by Gov. Cathy Hochul’s office. The expected loss of coverage is tied to funding adjustments made in President […]
Mail carrier accused of aggressively pushing Jewish boy in NYC suburb faces additional charge, according to police.
A postal worker in Rockland County, who was arrested for aggressively shoving a 4-year-old Jewish boy, is facing new charges. This comes amid increasing public anger over the decision to keep the suspect’s name undisclosed. The 39-year-old mail carrier is set to be arraigned on Saturday with an additional charge of attempted second-degree assault, according […]
Supreme Court decides USPS cannot be taken to court for mail that was not delivered in a 5-4 vote
Supreme Court Rules on Postal Service’s Sovereign Immunity The Supreme Court determined, in a decision of 5-4, that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) does not have the right to sue for damages when it intentionally fails to deliver mail. This ruling was made public on Tuesday. Justice Clarence Thomas authored the majority opinion, explaining that […]