“A federal judge on Thursday once again temporarily prohibited the U.S. Postal Service from putting in place a plan to restrict mail-in voting, put in place after a directive from President Trump,” the New York Times reports.“Federal District Judge Indira Talwani had cleared the way for the Postal Service to forward just the day before, but on Thursday, she issued a new order concluding that the agency’s plan, released late on Friday, appeared to overstep its legal mandate and could spark chaos by changing rules fewer than 70 days before an election.”Wall Street Journal: The Trump administration for now can’t move forward with rules upending mail-in voting procedures ahead of midterm elections, a new chapter in what is likely to be fast-moving litigation.