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USPS mailman who violently shoved Jewish boy in NYC suburb to face new charge, police said

Virtual Jerusalem 21 Mar 2026
The unidentified mail carrier, 39, was to be slapped ...
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Illinois filers urged to mail tax returns early amid USPS changes

The State Journal-Register 21 Mar 2026
USPS will continue to provide manual local postmarks upon request at no charge. These manual postmarks will reflect the date USPS first takes possession of the mail ... For more information on the USPS ...
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USPS already lost $1.3 billion this year — and cash shortages might halt mail delivery ...

New York Post 21 Mar 2026
The grim forecast comes as the USPS continues its long-running losing streak ... If USPS starts skipping payments, it might limp along until February 2027 — but that’s hardly a fix ... USPS is careening ...
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USPS financial crisis: Stamp price could soon approach $1

The Post-Standard 20 Mar 2026
The price of a stamp could soon rise to close to $1, the U.S. Postal Service officials said ....
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Death at USP Hazelton (BOP - Federal Bureau of Prisons)

Public Technologies 20 Mar 2026
(304) 379-5000 Death at USP Hazelton ... On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, at approximately 8.35 p.m., Jerome Jones was found unresponsive at the United States Penitentiary (USP) Hazelton in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia.
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‘Out of cash’ in under a year: USPS postmaster asks for more revenue

WPXI 20 Mar 2026
USPS, which is an independent agency, had net losses of $9.5 billion in 2024, $9 billion in 2025, and so far this year has lost nearly $1.3 billion. The debt limit for the USPS is $15 billion currently.
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Postmaster General says Illinois is USPS' 'biggest problem' area

The McDonough County Voice 20 Mar 2026
She asked him about declining delivery rates in her district, the Delivering for America plan, and the financial state of the USPS. Steiner said USPS' "biggest problem" area is where Budzinski's district is located.
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Trump’s Postmaster General says USPS may shut down in a year

People's World 20 Mar 2026
The USPS is totally unlike FedEx or UPS—private entities that lay off thousands of workers when the profits of top executives are not high enough ... The USPS is deep in red ink, he said, and has hit its ...
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Postmaster: USPS could run out of cash

The Buffalo News 19 Mar 2026
The head of the U.S. Postal Service has warned lawmakers that the storied 250-year-old agency is at a "critical juncture" and will run out of cash in less than a year unless Congress allows it to borrow more money and ....
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The Fed decision, Micron earnings, Amazon's USPS contract and more in Morning Squawk

CNBC 19 Mar 2026
Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day ... .
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Amazon planning to cut number of packages sent through USPS

The Hill 19 Mar 2026
The new development follows the e-commerce giant having already reduced postal shipments ....
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USPS proposes raising first-class stamp price to 90-95 cents amid financial struggles

The Washington Times 19 Mar 2026
Mailing a first-class letter may soon cost almost $1 as the U.S. Postal Service's financial situation worsens ... .
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USPS is falling asunder | Letter

Lewiston Sun Journal 19 Mar 2026
The article “USPS expecting to run out of cash in a year without ...
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USPS Chief Steiner Warns Cash Will Run Out Within Year

TT News 19 Mar 2026
“How long are employees going to work and vendors going to show up if we're not paying them?" Postmaster General David Steiner said in an interview ... .
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Stamp prices could soon reach $1 each, USPS warns

Dothan Eagle 19 Mar 2026
The price of a stamp could soon rise to close to $1, the U.S. Postal Service officials said. Speaking at a congressional hearing, Postmaster David Steiner said USPS wants to raise the price of a first-class stamp from 78 cents ... .

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