USPS
Prison Mail Surveillance Company Keeps Tabs On Those On the Outside, Too
Prisons are increasingly copying mail to prevent contraband, but this means prisoners never get to hold letters and photos from loved ones. One company goes even further.
USPS Awards Contract for New, Very Weird-Looking Delivery Truck
It will have both an electric and gas version, but it's not clear how many of each will be made.
Don't Expect the USPS Fleet to Go Electric
The Biden administration wants the federal government vehicle fleet to be all electric vehicles. But the USPS probably won't do that any time soon.
Between Gods and Rats, the Moynihan Train Hall Is a Temple to Modern Mediocrity
The new public space in midtown Manhattan is supposed to atone for tearing down the original Penn Station. It does nothing of the sort.
It's Not Just You, USPS Packages Are Massively Delayed Again
COVID + Holidays + Decades of Austerity = :(
The USPS Expert Who Knew We Needed to ‘Save the Post Office’ Before Trump Attacked It
It was a challenging year for the United States Postal Service, but longtime USPS observer Steve Hutkins helped his readers break down the headlines.
Where Does the USPS Go From Here?
And other USPS-related thoughts wrapping up our post office project.
Mail Voting Fraud 'Whistleblower' Admits Project Veritas Wrote His Affidavit
Richard Hopkins, a Pennsylvania postal worker, is not standing by his previous claims.
There Is (Still) No Good Evidence the USPS Screwed This One Up
Bad data and antiquated processes have created a lot of confusion, but there's no reason to believe the USPS didn't deliver this election.
USPS Inspectors Find 13 Undelivered Ballots, Deliver Them
The update to the court suggests there are not hundreds of thousands of ballots missing in USPS facilities.
Why the Post Office’s Last-Minute Ballot Crisis Isn’t as Dire as It Seems
The USPS has been intentionally making its own ballot delivery statistics look worse so it can deliver them faster.