Post Office May Lift Controversial 100-Year-Old Mail Rule

Post office may lift controversial 100-year-old mail rule

The U.S. Postal Service is considering lifting a mail rule that’s been in place for almost a century.

The USPS may allow handguns to be mailed

Those who want to send weapons through snail mail may soon have an option, as the U.S. Postal Service is considering a proposal to allow people to ship handguns. Doing so has been illegal for nearly a century. Some firearm safety advocates are warning that the proposed change could bring unintended consequences.‘Bypassing a longstanding law’Efforts to undo the ban on mailing handguns came when the Postal Service introduced a rule change “bypassi…

New postal rule could allow direct handgun shipments for first time since 1927

The United States Postal Service is considering a controversial rule change that would allow handguns to be mailed through the postal system. Critics warn of safety risks and legal concerns, while gun rights advocates call it a victory for the Second Amendment. The proposal could reshape firearm shipping laws nationwide.