The budget, released Feb. 10, calls for abolishing the Postal Service’s mailbox monopoly.

The United States Postal Service attributed the temporary suspension to widespread airline cancellations and restrictions.

Total revenues for the first quarter of fiscal year 2020 (Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 2019) fell to $19.4 billion.

The Postal Service will still need more Congressional action to help the agency out of its ongoing financial crisis.

The American Postal Workers Union is backing Sanders for his opposition to efforts to privatize the United States Postal Service.

Tip-Up Town USA is an ice fishing festival in north central Michigan that occurs annually on the last two weekends in January.

The report is designed to give Congress a hard look ahead on the Postal Service’s future, something legislative leaders have demanded from the agency.

The marathon is the longest sled dog race in the lower 48 states and serves as a qualifier for Alaska’s Iditarod.

The suspension came at the request of the Department of Defense Military Postal Service Agency.

Many of the wreath postmarks and other recent pictorial markings have been very difficult to read.

The USPS will review the truck manufacturers’ proposals and is expected to award production contracts this summer.

The Postal Service’s board of governors, which will select the new postal chief, is conducting a search for Brennan’s replacement.

The United States Postal Service has extended this postmark for 30 days.

The simple design shows a Christmas wreath with the phrase “Happy Holidays.”

The new proposal reflects the commission’s concerns that the USPS needs some escape from a 2006 price cap that has limited annual stamp price increases to the rate of inflation.

The postal board only regained its quorum (five board members) in August after lacking one since 2014.

The holidays are in full swing, which means it’s time to acquire the season’s postmarks.

The postmarks will feature on first-day covers prepared and sold by the Postal Service.

On a more positive note, the Postal Service's board of governors said a fond farewell to Postmaster General Megan J. Brennan, who is retiring January 31.

When the Postal Service announced the new rates on Oct. 9, it did not spell out the first-class rates that would be increased.