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Washington ExaminerThe U.S. Postal Service issued a May 29 proposal to create a national Mail-In and Absentee Participation List. The rule follows President Donald Trump’s March executive order on mail-in voting procedures.
Washington ExaminerThe Postal Regulatory Commission asked lawmakers to clarify the Postal Service's required service levels. The regulator also said recent cost-cutting steps have extended the agency's financial runway by several years.
CnbcThe U.S. Postal Service issued a proposal Friday that would require states to provide voter-level data on mail-in ballots for federal elections. The rule follows a March 31 executive order and a Thursday court decision that left the order in place.
Military.comTwo recipients of routine mailers from the Military Religious Freedom Foundation received charred envelopes on May 23. The deliveries occurred hours apart in separate states and prompted reports to law enforcement and USPS.
indiatoday.intoday.inPresident Donald Trump’s March 2026 executive order directs the Postal Service to help states determine who can receive mail-in ballots and to reject those from ineligible voters. USPS announced a nearly $2 billion quarterly loss Friday as leaders warned it could run out of money…
Los Angeles TimesThe United States Postal Service closed public comments on a proposed rule that would permit law-abiding citizens to mail firearms, reversing a 99-year-old ban. The change follows an April Justice Department memo that concluded the restriction violates the Second Amendment. Democ…