The new rules are the third modification of stamp restrictions that were first put in place in 1996 under the Aviation Mail Security Program.

The compromise, presented on Sept. 25, won overwhelming support from UPU member countries and was approved by acclamation.

The world’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research is held in more than 600 communities nationwide.

Known as Dakota Thunder, the attraction was created in 1959 by sculptor and local art teacher Elmer Petersen.

Neither the commission nor the U.S. Postal Service had any immediate comment on the impact of the decision by a three-judge panel.

Nancy Pope was the founding historian of the National Postal Museum and a Smithsonian employee since 1984.

Each postmark has its own take on the T. rex. Most of them simply show either the head of T. rex or its full body.

The mural shows Roger “Buck” Hill leaning against a wall with his saxophone in hand and a sack of letters at his feet.

It’s not the first time the president has urged the USPS to move more aggressively to slow the flow of fentanyl.

A Bethel, N.Y., pictorial postmark celebrates the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Woodstock Festival.

The postmark celebrates the 400th anniversary of the pilgrims’ journey to Massachusetts in 1620.

In other news, the U.S. Postal Service delayed release of its 10-year recovery plan.

The Postal Regulatory Commission has to approve the new rates before they can be implemented.

The presidentially appointed board that has overseen the United States Postal Service since 1970 is back in business.

The film takes a group of astronomers on an expedition to the moon where they escape captivity from lunar inhabitants.

The postmark shows a horse and rider heading west and traveling through eight states.

This month marks the 50th anniversary of NASA’s historic moon landing, and several postmarks have been issued for the occasion.

The basic domestic postcard rate will increase from 62 yen to 63y, and the letter rate from 82y to 84y.

The Postal Service will ask Detroit to offer details about how it could manufacture the estimated 180,000 right-hand drive trucks it wants at a price of $25,000 to $35,000 per vehicle.

A former top USPS official speaks about the current state of the Postal Service’s finances.