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House Panel Calls New Postmaster General To Explain Mail Delays

Changes imposed by Louis DeJoy are causing mail delays ahead of an expected major expansion of mail-in ballots in the upcoming election.
By Matthew Daly, AP

Watchdog Calls For Probe Amid Fears Of 'Voter Suppression Tactics' Through Postal Service

As mail-in voting numbers are expected to surge, Trump's new postmaster general is cranking back on overtime and deliveries.
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John Oliver Tries To Lick Post Office Crisis With His Own Stamps

The comedian delivered a novel solution for the U.S. Postal Service funding deficit on "Last Week Tonight."
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U.S. Postal Service Funding Shortfall Could Derail Vote-By-Mail Efforts During Pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic threatens the life of the Postal Service just as it is needed help the most.
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The Postal Service, On The Verge Of Collapse, Is Begging For Funding

Everyone would feel the absence of the U.S. Postal Service -- especially in a pandemic.
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Postal Workers Are Stressed And On The Front Lines Of The Coronavirus Pandemic

“I actually think I’m going to get the virus, it’s just a matter of time,” said one letter carrier.
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Donald Trump Is About To Put His Stamp On The U.S. Postal Service

The president's appointees will select a new postmaster general, who could reshape the agency for years to come — and move it toward privatization.
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Pete Buttigieg Was Part of McKinsey Team That Pushed Postal Service Privatization

Buttigieg's campaign insists he had nothing to do with the McKinsey report's cost-cutting recommendations.
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Effort To Name Post Office After Capt. Humayun Khan Moves Forward

An earlier bill to honor the fallen U.S. Army captain mistakenly renamed the wrong post office.
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U.S. Postage Stamp Price Going Down

The price of a postage stamp is going down by two cents, to 47 cents, for a one-ounce letter. But even two cents can add up to big losses for the U.S. Postal Service.
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