August 12, 2026

USPS is warning of a blunt, postal gut-check: no deal from Congress, and thousands of post offices could close, service could be cut, and prices could rise. Postmaster General David Steiner says the agency is facing a fork in the road — legislative help, or harsher moves to drag itself toward break-even. With billions in losses, shrinking mail volume and rising obligations hammering the books, the message is clear: act now, or the mail gets slower, pricier, and far less local.

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