MAILING IT IN: The Supreme Court’s conservative majority voted to allow the administration to proceed with plans to enforce President Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting as the country moves toward the mid-term elections and a lawsuit to block the order wends its way through lower courts.

  The court majority found that the Trump administration was “likely to suffer irreparable harm” unless the justices lifted a freeze that had been imposed by lower courts. They said that the states suing to block implementation of Trump’s order could not demonstrate that they’ve been harmed by rules that have yet to...

  Complicating matters, Trump’s order says the US Postal Service must help decide which voters would be eligible to vote by mail, but there’s also a separate lower court injunction that prevents the postal service from implementing that. The Postal Service said yesterday that it would “not take actions to implement the...