A big financial supporter of the president, DeJoy was appointed postmaster general by a board composed of Trump appointees.

DeJoy called for “an operational pivot” that he said was “long overdue” for the financially troubled Postal Service.

As the United States Postal Service prepares for the upcoming election season, the agency’s inspector general has issued a report warning of problems that could arise processing a large number of absentee ballots.

The biweekly Postal Bulletin includes the pictorial postmarks featured here, and this week, there are only two to share.

At stake in the case are revenue, volume, cost and foreign contribution data for inbound foreign mail.

The full-color 144-page softcover book is available in both print and online versions.

Gicker was previously creative director and manager of stamp development for the USPS.

Package volume had soared as much as 80 percent ahead of levels a year ago, much to the amazement of postal officials.

The U.S. Postal Service’s board of governors can have up to nine presidential nominees.

The SpaceX Crew Dragon went into orbit May 30 with two NASA astronauts on board, headed for the International Space Station.

In his first act as the nation’s 75th postmaster general, DeJoy announced he was honoring his predecessor, Megan J. Brennan, with the Benjamin Franklin award.

The ruling also sent the case back to a lower court that had ruled in 2019 against the 2015 challenge by artist Anatol Zukerman and a Washington, D.C., art gallery.

The U.S. Military Academy is located in West Point, N.Y.

Minnesota media accounts said both post office buildings were a total loss.

President Trump is facing a $28 million postage due bill. That’s how much the United States Postal Service said May 29 that the administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention owe.

The financial health of the Postal Service and reduced postal rates extended to Amazon and other online retailers will require DeJoy’s focused attention.

A pictorial postmark is available for Doubleday Field in Cooperstown, N.Y. in honor of its 100th anniversary.

The president’s ire over mail balloting was on public display May 20 when he threatened to hold up federal funding to Michigan and Nevada if they continued with plans to boost mail voting to ease public angst over the coronavirus pandemic.

The $25 billion the bill offered was far less than the Postal Service’s board of governors had requested.

The cancel includes a hybrid image of an eagle and a paint palette.