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Whistleblower warns USPS mail ballot portal could disrupt midterms

An anonymous federal official alleges the Postal Service’s new mail ballot screening portal was rushed, insufficiently tested and could delay large batches of ballots if courts allow it to take effect. Sen. Richard Blumenthal has asked Postmaster General David Steiner for answers about the system and its legal status.

North Carolina teen indicted in San Diego mosque attack

A 17-year-old North Carolina girl has been indicted on murder and conspiracy charges after authorities said she recorded a livestream of a deadly San Diego mosque attack and spread the attackers’ white supremacist writings. Prosecutors said North Carolina aiding-and-abetting law allows her to be charged as if she had carried out the killings herself.

FTC and states sue Amazon over ad pricing

The FTC and 22 states accused Amazon of secretly inflating online ad auction prices for more than 1 million brands and sellers. Amazon denied the allegations, saying regulators misunderstand how advertisers bid and that ad costs have fallen or remained flat by key measures.