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More about USPS >>The United States Postal Service (USPS) is an independent agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for providing postal service throughout the United States. It offers mail processing and delivery services to individuals and businesses, including First-Class Mail, Priority Mail, and package delivery.
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USPS Operation Santa Program Is Now Accepting Letters - USPS
14-09-2026
USPS made mail slower to cut costs. Midterm ballots will test the system. - Axios
19-09-2026
Mail is Taking Longer to Deliver—We Looked at Why - U.S. Government Accountability Office (.gov)
17-09-2026
Work has stopped on system that was key to Trump effort to limit mail voting, USPS chief says - PBS
18-09-2026
Supreme Court declines emergency review of USPS mail-in ballot rule, leaving nationwide block in place - National Association of Counties
18-09-2026
USPS fails to meet lowered service standards, GAO finds - Federal News Network
18-09-2026
USPS 'carefully reviewing' whistleblower claim on plan for Trump's mail voting order - NPR
01-09-2026
Supreme Court allows Trump to implement parts of his mail-in voting executive order - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
24-08-2026
Federal judge considers whether to extend ban on USPS mail ballot changes - The Guardian
03-09-2026
USPS announces 6% rate increase for 2026 peak season - Supply Chain Dive
25-08-2026
USPS rush to implement Trump order could cause ‘catastrophic failure’ of mail voting, whistleblower claims - Democracy Docket
01-09-2026
What to Know About the USPS’s Rule for Mail-In Ballots - Time Magazine
23-08-2026
Postal Service to Honor Photographer and Activist Linda McCartney - USPS
24-08-2026
USPS whistleblower warns new ballot system could fail - Axios
01-09-2026
Whistleblower's attorney details concerns over USPS mail-in ballot system - PBS
02-09-2026
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