Postal

Every year, millions of Americans purchase much-needed products online along with the required postage. While most of the sellers are legitimate operations, a not-insignificant share is willing to use counterfeit postage to…

Audiences watching horror films know too well that, when the menacing phone call is coming from inside the house, the protagonist is bound to have a bad time. Lawmakers and antitrust regulators should take that lesson to…

Leaders love to muse and think about what their job would be like without any checks or accountability. Few would have guessed that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy would follow in the footsteps of Presidents George Bush,…

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has been hauled into court plenty of times, having experienced its fair share of administrative and election law cases. But now, America’s mail carrier faces fundamental questions over…

To what extent must an employer accommodate an employee’s religious beliefs or practices? As of January 13, that religious liberty question will be taken up by the Supreme Court, which will consider Groff v. DeJoy in its…

The U.S. Postal Service is in rough shape. Despite (misguided) congressional attempts to bring the agency back into the black, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy still projects $60–$70 billion in additional losses through 2030.…

WASHINGTON — A group of House Democrats called Monday for an investigation into a decision by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to purchase up to 165,000 gasoline-powered mail trucks over the Biden administration’s objections that the…

The final vote was overwhelmingly bipartisan 79-19. The bill now heads to President Joe Biden's desk for his signature.The Postal Service Reform Act -- which cleared the House last month by 342-92 -- would require retired postal…

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A suburban Chicago company that owns buildings used by the U.S. Postal Service paid $34 million for a former General Motors transmission plant in Parma being used to store and process mail.Industrial Commercial…

As of Jan. 19, any U.S. resident can order a testing kit through the United States Postal Service using their home address. Credit: Dominick Sokotoff/ZUMA Press Wire via TNS Due to cold temperatures, COVID-19 antigen tests may not…