Maintaining the status quo imposes a growing financial burden on taxpayers and results in declining service quality.

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The push to privatize the U.S. Postal Service by Trump and Musk threatens to raise prices, close rural post offices, and ...

Congress did not establish the agency as a profit-making operation but rather as a core public service whose origins date ...

"Imagine that you're there," says my guide, George Buss, stepping onto the four-foot-high concrete replica of a speaker's platform, installed here in 1992 to memorialize the debate. He places a ...

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Sen. Mike Rounds and Vermont Senator Peter Welch have reintroduced the Deliver for Democracy Act, which aims to improve US Postal Service delivery and prevent excessive rate hikes for periodicals.