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Voting rights groups challenge USPS rule implementing Trump's anti-mail voting order; Maine sues over national voter list tie
The challenge, led by the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts, argues the rule grants USPS 'election regulator' status it lacks under the Constitution. Plaintiffs warn of a 'logistical nightmare' risking disenfranchisement, and have asked Judge Indira Talwani to rule on a preliminary injunction by Sept. 9.
Pope Leo says Vatican II's liturgical reform was 'necessary' for lay involvement; faithful participation 'cannot be passive'
Pope Leo explained that the reform aimed to make biblical texts and prayers more accessible and to streamline the celebration order. He stressed that this conviction drove the need to move beyond the liturgical books then in use.
Canada's Carney to address EU Parliament in Strasbourg on Sept. 17 as trade dispute with US escalates; he'll also attend von der Leyen's State of the EU speech
Carney's visit comes a day after he attends European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's State of the EU speech in the same chamber, according to people familiar with the matter. Politico first reported his plans to attend that speech on Wednesday.
