With the expiration of the eviction moratorium, I have read that there will be many evictions starting in September. Many of those that cannot now pay rent due to not having jobs would have to move if evicted. How would they receive their ballots? Would they have to re-register at their new address, and if so, would they be able to do so in time to vote? What if they became homeless? I have seen a lot of coverage of the problems with the post office, but nothing on this potential to deprive a lot of citizens with lower incomes of their right to vote.

The Police shooting at Wendy's in Atlanta: It's very doubtful that your writer actually watched the available Wendy's video!! You don't mention the victim had 'passed out' while in t/line of Wendy's drive through, & that's why police were called. Your depiction of the shooting wrongly inferred the victim did not resist the police while being arrested. What I saw was a significantly violent struggle between the victim & 2 uniformed officers, a struggle for an officer's weapon. The victim ended up w/the taser, & began to run thru the parking lot. An officer gave chase, & the alleged victim was shooting the taser at that officer. That officer then shot the offender. Understandably so, in my humble opinion.
If the 'victim' had been successful in tasing & immobilizing that officer, he may have ended up with the officer's gun. With Wendy's customers all around during this event, an unpredictable gin-crazed-
drunk with a gun was not a good option; the officer shot the man. Rightly so.
God Bless All involved.

Aloha from Hawai’i Island
Please help shed light on our plight. Maybe people of conscience will stay away if you reveal how dangerous this is.
Our state is composed of 5 separate mayorships of counties, each with a county council that is not empowered to over-ride its mayor’s decision. Our mayor on Hawai’i Island is encouraging tourism to our island, and people are taking advantage of the cheap flights to come here. Tourists who had hoped to enjoy other islands, now closed by their own mayors, are diverting to our island. We have 8,000 tourists here on the island now and more arriving every day. We have 24 critical care hospital beds: 24 for the entire island. We are already contemplating re-using hospital masks. To date, all 37 cases of COVID19 are from travel-related spread. Testing takes 4-7 days and is strictly rationed. We urgently need to close our borders to non-essential travel, but the mayor refuses to take action.
Here is a link to the recent county council meeting in which this was discussed.https://m.facebook.com/groups/357455554420269?view=permalink&id=1535459826619830 Our mayor, Mayor Kim, is a revered figure in our community with a long history of disaster management. He should be responding more ably to this. A resolution was presented by council to close borders, and the mayor was more excited about the t-shirts he is designing for staff than he was about displacing tourism. I kid you not; this is riot-inducing stuff.
You can get a feel for the temperature of the population here on this Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/hawaiitracker/ This group come to prominence during the recent lava eruption. It is the unofficial voice of rural Hawai’i Island
Our governor David Ige stops short of ordering bars and restaurants closed, so business owners are not empowered to have those difficult conversations with their employees. LT Governor Josh Green is an emergency room doctor with a good grasp of the situation. His guidelines are being ignored and he has no authority to enforce.
Mahalo for any help you can provide. We have no other options.