Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.
A divided Supreme Court is easing the way for President Trump to limit mail-in
voting ahead of the midterm elections, handing him a temporary win.
In an emergency decision, the high court says Trump can proceed with an executive order he signed,
but didn't weigh in on the legality of that order,
instead ruling on the ability of the mostly Democratic-led states to challenge it when they did.
And a broader injunction remains in place.
And here's Hansi Lo Wong has more.
Trump basically called for the Postal Service to deliver mail-in ballots only to people on lists of mail-in voters
that states would have to turn over to USPS.
And Trump has said he issued this order to stop illegal voting by non-U.S.
Citizens, which many studies and audits have found to be extremely rare.
And by the way, Trump himself has voted by mail-in Florida.
NPR's Hansi Lo Wong, the USPS, is the financial supporter of NPR.
President Trump's latest financial disclosures show he invested tens of thousands of dollars in Elon Musk's SpaceX.
As NPR's Bobby Allen reports, ethics experts say it's unusual for a president
to be a shareholder of a company that's a major government contractor.
President Trump invested up to $50,000 in Musk's SpaceX, according to financial disclosures recently made public.
The stock purchase was made shortly after Musk's satellite and rocket company had its initial public offering in June,
and it was one of more than 1,000 other stock trades the president made that month.