New York Times business news - August 25

A divided Supreme Court on Monday allowed U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to move forward with his executive order which directed the U.S. Postal Service to help decide which voters should receive mail-in ballots before the midterm elections.

The Trump administration on Monday proposed charging a new steep fee for visas granted to skilled foreign workers, in the latest attempt to fundamentally overhaul the H-1B visa program.

The Trump administration also plans to revoke the visas of foreign citizens who came to the United States temporarily for tourism or business but have sought to stay in the country longer by applying for asylum.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently sent subpoenas to banks that handled A.I.-focused hedge fund Situational Awareness's trading.

A private arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to rehire the opinion columnist Karen Attiah, who was fired in September over her social media posts about the assassination of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk.