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I cover the Supreme Court for The Wall Street Journal. Priors: Politico, SCOTUSblog, et al. Briefly was a lawyer until I remembered I like journalism too much.
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Supreme Court sides with GOP in spat over political ad pricing

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By James Romoser Verified
| MSN Verified
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Friday cleared the way for political parties to buy television advertisements at special reduced rates in the lead-up to the midterm elections. Republicans are pushing a broad interpretation of a federal law guaranteeing that certain TV ads can be purchased at a discount. A division of the Federal Communications Commission embraced that position earlier this year.
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Trump administration again asks Supreme Court to allow new mail voting rules

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By James Romoser Verified
| MSN Verified
WASHINGTON—The Trump administration's bid to deploy the U.S. Postal Service to regulate mail-in ballots is back at the Supreme Court for the second time in as many weeks. In an emergency appeal on Thursday, the administration asked the high court to allow it to immediately implement proposed rules that would require states to hand over voter data and would give the Postal Service power to reject mail ballots that don't comply with new conditions.
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Trump Administration Again Asks Supreme Court to Allow New Mail-Voting Rules

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By James Romoser Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Latest appeal seeks to clear the way for the Postal Service to enforce the rules ahead of November’s midterm elections States and voting-rights groups say the proposed postal rules could confuse voters and disenfranchise eligible voters. David Paul Morris/Bloomberg News WASHINGTON—The Trump administration’s bid to deploy the U.S. Postal Service to regulate mail-in ballots is back at the Supreme Court for the second time in as many weeks.
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