Louise Radnofsky

A Democratic senator on Tuesday released whistleblower allegations that the U.S. Postal Service has botched its implementation of mail-in ballot

WASHINGTON—When it comes to some of President Trump's most audacious actions, the toughest question for legal challengers isn't whether they have winning arguments.

The president calls for changing the state’s name to New America, though he doesn’t have the power to force the switch.

President Trump made a series of social-media posts over the holiday weekend calling for changing New Mexico's name to “New America,” his most ambitious—and unlikely—attempt yet to remake the North American map.

The emergency appeal turns up the heat on the Supreme Court, which is also considering the administration’s bid to change the rules for mail-in ballots.

The Trump administration filed an emergency appeal Tuesday that seeks the Supreme Court's blessing to deploy a federal immigration database that it says could be used to root out people improperly registered to vote.

The Supreme Court declined to let Missouri use a congressional map in the November midterm elections that the state GOP redrew to benefit Republicans, rejecting a last-ditch appeal from the state.

The U.S. Postal Service wants to press ahead with new controls on mail ballots used by nearly a third of American voters.

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Postal Service for years has endured one headache after another, from declining mail volume and financial shortfalls to uneven leadership.

WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Monday blocked the Trump administration from imposing new requirements for mail ballots, averting what state and local officials warned would have been a crisis in the midterm elections.