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69%Supreme Court Lifts Injunction on Trump Executive Order on Mail-In Voting13h ago57%US Treasury Sanctions Indian Firms for Iranian Petrochemical Imports Under Operation Economic Outcast1d ago54%US Treasury to Expand Secondary Sanctions Targeting Iran Economic Partners2d ago

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Supreme Court Lifts Injunction on Trump Executive Order on Mail-In Voting

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The Hillnot Donald Trump
Washington Times⚠chaos may follow
Axioskneecap the plan, sweeping
The Colorado Sun
Democracy Nowdisenfranchise millions, contested order

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that 24 states and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro lacked standing to challenge President Trump's executive order directing DHS to compile citizenship lists for USPS mail-in voting assessments. The decision was procedural, finding the states sued too early, and left a separate nationwide injunction in place without addressing the order's underlying authority.

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[The Hill 🏢] Democratic governors react to Supreme Court ruling on mail-in voting: ‘States run elections, not Donald Trump’[Washington Times 👤] Supreme Court’s mail-voting ruling settles nothing — and chaos may follow anyway[Axios 🏢] States renew fight against Trump's mail-in voting rule[The Colorado Sun] What the US Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s order restricting mail voting means for Colorado[Democracy Now 🏛️] Trump's Contested Order to Restrict Mail-In Voting Could Disenfranchise Millions: Ari Berman

US Treasury to Expand Secondary Sanctions Targeting Iran Economic Partners

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4 sources2 min readBusiness3 blindspots
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Al-Monitor
Al-Monitor
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Democracy Nowcrippling sanctions, repetitive scenario

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent plans to announce expanded secondary sanctions on August 24 targeting entities with economic ties to Iran. Oil prices declined over 1.8 percent on the same day while Iran's rial reached a record low and the IMF forecasts a 5.5 percent economic contraction.

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[Al-Monitor 🔓] US expected to broaden secondary sanctions to isolate Iran on 'economic D-Day'[Al-Monitor 🔓] Oil falls 1.8% as traders await 'toughest' sanctions on Iran[AP News] Iran’s rial currency hits new record low as US prepares to announce more sanctions[Democracy Now 🏛️] Headlines for August 24, 2026