Nicole Fallert

Welcome, Daily Briefing-ers. Here's Wednesday's news:

• Democrats' oldest senator defied pressure for generational change.
• Is Putin preparing to attack NATO?
• The Lindsay Clancy jury remains undecided.

Whistleblower: USPS mail ballot system could disrupt elections

A whistleblower is warning that the technology developed by the U.S. Postal Service to carry out President Donald Trump’s order exerting federal control of mail ballots could "derail the midterm elections," saying it hasn't been properly tested and risks "catastrophic failure" if implemented.

A Postal Service spokesperson said the agency is "carefully reviewing" the issues raised. Mail-in ballot processes remain unchanged for Americans for now.

More news to know now

• Victims in Grand Canyon flooding: Family and community members have identified two hikers killed in the flooding.
• Trial for accused Charlie Kirk shooter: Tyler Robinson appeared in court during a preliminary hearing in Provo, Utah, on Tuesday, when a judge ruled he will face trial and a possible death sentence in Charlie Kirk's murder.
• Shilo Sanders testifies: The bankruptcy trial centers on a 2015 incident at Sanders’ school in Dallas. Sanders testified that a security guard at his school “attacked and assaulted” him in 2015 — not the other way around as a Texas state court found in 2022.

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Map battle

Navigation platforms are all over the map after Trump's Aug. 27 executive order renaming the body of water between the...

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