Article Summary

The article describes how the Supreme Court blocked a last-minute Trump administration rule that would have changed how mail-in ballots were handled by the Postal Service just before an election. It emphasizes concerns that the rule would have disrupted voting and disenfranchised millions, framing the court's decision as a defense of election integrity and democratic norms. While it clearly conveys the risks of sudden election changes, it doesn't mention any reasoning behind the administration's move, even if unproven, making the action appear purely disruptive.