United States Postal Service

House Committee Prepares Subpoena For Postal Service Head Louis DeJoy

The subpoena seeks documents related to controversial mail delays that threaten the timely delivery of absentee ballots in November.
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A Trump Pick To Oversee The Postal Service Has Extensive Ties To A USPS Contractor

The Republican takeover of the independent agency is giving the private shipping industry a seat at the table.
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New York, 2 Other States Sue Trump And DeJoy Over USPS Changes

The lawsuit condemns U.S. Postal Service changes that have led to mail delays, claiming the agency is “set to undermine a federal election.”
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Trump's Laughing Postmaster General Has No Idea What It Costs To Mail A Postcard

Nor can he name to the "nearest 10 million" how many votes were mailed in for the last general election under grilling by Democratic Rep. Katie Porter.
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Postmaster General Can’t Answer Basic Questions About U.S. Post Office

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy admits to Rep. Katie Porter (D-Calif.) that he does not know the price to mail a postcard.
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Louis DeJoy Gets Testy As House Democrats Grill Him On Trump Connections

"Is your backup plan to be pardoned like Roger Stone?” Rep. Jim Cooper asked the postmaster general.
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Trump’s Handpicked Postal Service Chair Has A Long History Of Voter Suppression

Robert Duncan chaired the RNC during the party's unprecedented escalation of voter disenfranchisement efforts in swing states.
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Protesters Gather At USPS Locations Nationwide To 'Save The Post Office'

At least 800 demonstrations were scheduled to take place Saturday as part of a national protest movement aimed at supporting the U.S. Postal Service.
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In Leaked Audio, Trump Credits Black Americans Who Didn't Vote In 2016: Reports

“Many Blacks didn’t go out to vote for Hillary ’cause they liked me," Trump claimed.
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Senator ‘Sums Up 2020’ With Hot Mic F-Bombs During Online Hearing

Sen. Tom Carper's response to technical difficulties was very relatable.
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