A divided Supreme Court grants President Trump a temporary victory in his effort to restrict mail-in voting, while ethics concerns grow over his financial ties to SpaceX and oil investments amid geopolitical turmoil; meanwhile, Australia moves to block AI-generated music from its charts,
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