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President Donald Trump's obsession with Amazon's Jeff Bezos has taken another turn. Claiming the company is using the USPS as its "delivery boy," Trump has ordered an examination of the USPS's business practices.
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Sonoma -
The little U.S. Post Office station at the west end of Sonoma is perhaps the least of the 31,662 post offices nationwide.
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Duluth -
Mail delivery is lagging and many businesses and consumers depend on the timely delivery of their mail, but the trend in a slowdown continues.
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The U.S. Postal Service might be red-in-the-face over the newly released limited edition Maya Angelou Forever stamp, but they are defending their choice of the quote used on the stamp, even though it belongs to someone else.
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Waco -
A Texas mail carrier was delivering more than just magazines and letters to locals along his route, according to charges filed by state authorities following a nearly year-long investigation.
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Cincinnati -
Video of a United States Postal Service (USPS) worker throwing mail in a dumpster finally provides answers to why residents in one Ohio neighborhood have not been receiving their mail.
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Washington -
Due to its steep financial troubles, the U.S. Postal Service is considering a novel way to drum up revenue: delivering alcohol to American residents.
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Vienna -
UPS, DHL, FedEx and LaserShip. There are 100s of private mail carriers that offer low-cost, quick and efficient services to deliver mail, packages, parcels and other items. As these companies generate profits, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) loses money.
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This week the USPS raised stamp prices to 46 cents. The agency's intention to increase postage had been announced last October.
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The United States Postal Service (USPS) announced yesterday that postage stamps will increase by 1-cent. The new price will take effect early next year.
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Cards of Love is about "a person taking one minute, one stamp, and one card to make a difference in one life," and these inspirational cards are delivered the old-fashioned way.
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A cherished American institution that began in 1775, the United States Postal Service, was crippled by Republican legislation 231 years later, but the future of the USPS may be brighter if the 21st Century Postal Service Act of 2012 is passed.
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The United States Postal Service must cut spending by $20 billion by the year 2015 or there could be some serious and unimaginable consequences.
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The struggling USPS will be letting go roughly 35,000 staffer jobs at 223 centers as they continue to reconstruct their business strategy.
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On Friday the United States Postal Service (USPS) announced its desire to implement yet another postage stamp increase to its customers.
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The financially struggling USPS is one step closer to gasping for survival as it announced a $3.3 billion net loss yesterday for the last fiscal quarter.
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Just in time for Valentine's Day, the United States Post Office has announced the new Love Ribbons Forever Stamp. The self-adhesive stamps are designed to bring some love to your letter mailing experience.
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In October the United States Postal Service (USPS) announced it would raise the price of postage stamps to 45-cents, a penny increase, to take effect in the new year. On Sunday that increase comes into effect.
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Los Angeles -
In the wake of both UPS and FedEx employees being caught on camera mishandling packages, now a USPS employee was caught in a similar incident.
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With a new year comes new changes for the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). New stamp prices set by the delivery agency are expected to commence next month, along with other new shipping rates.
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Washington -
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has been granted a Congressional reprieve of the looming $5.5 billion retirement payment that was due back in September.
The payment's deadline had already been extended twice.
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The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced that due to a request made by numerous U.S. Senators, the agency has agreed to delay any post offices or mail processing facilities until May 15, 2012.
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According to BBC News, starting from next April the United States Postal Service will be shutting 252 mail-processing centers.
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The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced they are looking to make another cost- savings change in order to further relieve the financially struggling agency.
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The U.S. Postal Service said it is seeing another fiscal year ending with billions of dollars in losses, which mirrored expectations that were given months ago. USPS cites they lost $5.1 billion through Sept. 30.
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The U.S. Postal Service has announced its planned increases in price and, if verified and approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission, it will cost you an extra penny to send a letter next year.
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Johnson -
The official notice was posted on September 19 and highlighted in pink are the words "Actual discontinuance date: 10/22/2011" meaning the Johnson, Arkansas Post Office, open since 1992, will cease to exist in less than a month from now.
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San Diego -
A San Diego postal worker took snapshots of his canine tormentors and posted their mugshots to his blog on Thursday. The blog post was titled "All the Dogs want to Kill Me."
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The US Postal Service (USPS) recommends an increase of two cents for its First-Class stamps after being faced with a possible $7-billion deficit for 2011.
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Hunger facts: 49 million Americans are at a risk of going hungry today. As the economy has worsened food banks have seen an increase in demand of over 30%. Will you help the National Letter Carriers in the final push on their drive to Stamp Out Hunger.
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"Save the Johnson Post Office!!" sign. Johnson, Ark.
The policy change made in 2008 by local Postmaster General of San Francisco, impacts many lives, especially those who are low income and struggling. Those who live in Single Residency Hotels are already vulnerable to theft, vandalism and invasion of privacy. This policy change enacted in 2008 will continue to be challenged by SF City Attorney Dennis Herrera until the issue is rightfully resolved. Public Outreach Director for the City Attorney's Office
Enrique Garza sorts through incoming mail payment documents for Operation Deep Freeze members. Mr. Garza is a finance and postal clerk. U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Shane A. Cuomo
U.S. Post Office in Johnson, Ark. on the evening before it closed. 10/21/2011
A small United States Postal Service truck seen in Carson City, Nevada. The USPS often uses these smaller vehicles in suburban areas. User Coolcaesar on en.wikipedia
Maya Angelou Forever Stamp Features a Quotation That Isn't Hers. USPS
from left to right, SRO resident Dan Jordan, whose sworn declaration is part of the City's case, Hon. Jane Kim (Supervisor from District 6), Steffen Johnson of Winston & Strawn, LLP (he has worked extensively with the City on this case and made some of the oral argument inside), and Deputy City Attorney Tara Steeley. by Jen Drake, Public Outreach Director for the SF City Attorney's Office
SRO residents gathered by the dozens to show their concern and upset with the change in policy enacted by the local Postmaster General of San Francisco in 2008. This was a change made in order to save money for the USPS. For the past five years all mail to SRO Hotels has been dumped carelessly, allowing it to become vulnerable to theft, damage and loss. Public Outreach Director for the City Attorney's Office
A USPS employee throws mail into a dumpster. Screen Capture
The event will be this coming Sunday, April 23, 2017 in San Francisco Bay. Courtesy of PICYA and its affiliates (2017)
Mail carrier for the USPS Terry Ross
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