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Will the USPS raise rates again? Debate swirls over financial future
The USPS explores service reductions and postage rate hikes to address steep financial losses and maintain six-day home mail delivery, six months after new leadership began.
- Amid leadership change, the U.S. Postal Service faces financial strain six months after appointment as it considers cost cuts and rate increases.
- U.S. Postal Service continues to hand-deliver mail six days a week, with on-route reporting and photos from suburban Denver showing delivery operations.
- On a suburban Denver route, a U.S. Postal Service carrier loads mail, including an Amazon package, as photographer Trevor Hughes captures the scene.
- To curb losses, the USPS is weighing cost cuts and pricing changes that could impact parcel handling for retailers like Amazon and service for households and businesses served by USPS.
- With a new postmaster general, the USPS is weighing cost cuts and rate increases that could reshape the national mail network, decisions that carry nationwide implications.
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