A recent decision by the highest court in the land has given a president a partial win. The ruling concerns changes to mail-in voting. A lower court decision was thrown out, which had blocked an executive order. This order would have affected how people get mail-in ballots.

The order required certain lists to be made and used to determine who gets ballots. Many state attorneys general opposed the order. The justices decided the lawsuit was not needed because the order had not taken effect.

Further details about the decision and its implications are available from the source.