Postal Service halts some changes amid outcry and lawsuits
President Trump halts several Postal Service reforms until after the election amid lawsuits from more than 20 states seeking to block changes. Postmaster General DeJoy suspends removal of blue mailboxes and processing machines, and hours at post offices, while pledging election mail on time. Critics demand binding actions and rescue funds, arguing delays threaten the fall vote and mail-in ballots.
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Ohio AG seeks to halt payouts in nuke plants' bankruptcy
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost moved in a federal court to pause payouts in Energy Harbor and related FirstEnergy bankruptcy cases tied to a $60 million bribery probe. The filing cites arrests of former Speaker Larry Householder and associates over HB6 bailout schemes as raising concerns about the debtor entering bankruptcy with clean hands. FirstEnergy says it faces liability risk from investigations and regulatory actions. Ohio regulators also seek to reopen approvals for FirstEnergy Advisors as a power broker.
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