Louise Radnofsky

In President Trump's prime-time address last month declaring U.S. elections vulnerable, his centerpiece claim was that more than 250,000 noncitizens were registered to vote.

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration filed an emergency appeal Friday asking the Supreme Court to allow construction to continue on President Trump's planned White House ballroom, after lower courts said it must stop.

As courts have questioned the president’s authority for the project, he has leaned in to arguments of national security.

WASHINGTON—President Trump's vision for a White House ballroom stretches back more than a decade.

A lawsuit challenging President Trump’s executive order on mail ballots was premature, court said, but more litigation lies ahead.

WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court removed a legal obstacle that had stopped President Trump from imposing new restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections in November.

With clock ticking and litigation raging, new Trump-favored regulations threaten to disrupt the midterms.

WASHINGTON—States are grappling with broad confusion days before they begin to send out ballots for people to vote by mail in the Nov. 3 midterm elections.

The ruling is likely to set off a legal scramble over regulations that some states say will disrupt the midterm elections.

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration for now can't move forward with rules upending mail-in voting procedures ahead of midterm elections, a federal