Trump presses Thune as push for voting overhaul stalls in the Senate

The White House says Trump’s patience with Senate GOP leader John Thune is running out as Republicans remain split over the SAVE America Act, a voting-overhaul that would require citizenship proof, voter ID, and ban universal mail-in voting. Trump has urged eliminating the filibuster to pass it by the August recess, but four Republican senators oppose moving it forward and the measure faces uncertain prospects in the Senate. The House has advanced elements of the plan via reconciliation, but the Senate parliamentarian could block that path as well, leaving passage unclear.