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US Independence Day 2024: Will Banks, Stock Markets Be Open On July 4th? Check Here
Independence Day arrives Thursday and several offices and businesses will be closed to commemorate the holiday.
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NASA Webb's Stunning Images Feature On New US Postal Service Stamps
Two fresh Priority Mail stamps have been released by the US Postal Service in honor of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.
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US Postal Employee Steals $1.7 Million From Residents: Report
A US Postal Service worker in Washington, DC, has allegedly stolen around USD 1.7 million from its residents, Wtopnews reported citing a court document.
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U.S. Postal Service Plans To Up Electric Delivery Vehicle Purchases
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) said it plans to buy at least 25,000 electric delivery vehicles - more than twice its prior estimate - as it works to replace its aging fleet.
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US Postal Service Doubles Number of EV Delivery Trucks in Initial Order
One in five of the first batch of next-generation US Postal Service delivery vehicles will be electric-powered, officials said.
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Video Shows US Mail Truck Plunging 50-Foot Off Bridge Into Icy River
The driver miraculously survived and was admitted to a hospital. The doctors said he didn't receive any injuries.
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Two US Postal Service Employees Shot Dead In Gun Attack
Two US Postal Service employees were shot dead Tuesday in a gun attack at a Tennessee post office, authorities said.
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Amazon Buys 11 Boeing Jets for First Time to Ship Orders Faster
Amazon said that it bought 11 jets from Delta and WestJet airlines to boost its growing delivery network and get orders to shoppers faster.
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US Judge Asks Postal Service To Ensure All Remaining Ballots Are Delivered
A judge on Wednesday said he wants to ensure all remaining ballots for the closely contested US election are delivered, demanding that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy answer questions about why the postal service failed to complete a court-ordered sweep for undelivered ballots.
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3 States Sue Trump Government Over Postal Service Slowdown Ahead Of Presidential Polls
The US states of New York, New Jersey and Hawaii on Tuesday sued the Donald Trump administration over alleged steps to "undermine the November presidential election" by disrupting postal service.
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Amid Uproar, US Postal Service Stops Changes Blamed For Delays
The US Postal Service said Tuesday it will halt changes blamed for slowing mail delivery until after the November election, changing course in the wake of the political firestorm President Donald Trump ignited when he acknowledged he wanted to undermine the agency.
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Mahindra Withdraws Bid To Supply Trucks To The US Postal Service
The Postal Services NGDV contract called for the supply and support of up to 180,000 new postal vehicles over the course of 20 years, and could approach a potential worth of over $20 billion.
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In Midst Of US Arctic Spell, Outdoor Workers Just Do Their Job
As the biting cold put Chicago into partial hibernation this week and the U.S. Postal Service kept mail carriers off the streets, Daly O'Brien was on the job, braving extreme conditions to deliver food to customers cocooned inside their toasty homes.
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Two Indian-Americans Charged In $16 Million US Postal Service Fraud
Two Indian-Americans, owners of a bulk-mailing company in suburban Chicago, were today charged with swindling the US Postal Service of at least $16 million.
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Mahindra US Postal Service Mail Truck Prototype Spied
The USPS prototype truck will be built at Mahindra's new North American factory in Auburn Hills, same factory as the Roxor is built at.
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US Independence Day 2024: Will Banks, Stock Markets Be Open On July 4th? Check Here
Independence Day arrives Thursday and several offices and businesses will be closed to commemorate the holiday.
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NASA Webb's Stunning Images Feature On New US Postal Service Stamps
Two fresh Priority Mail stamps have been released by the US Postal Service in honor of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.
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US Postal Employee Steals $1.7 Million From Residents: Report
A US Postal Service worker in Washington, DC, has allegedly stolen around USD 1.7 million from its residents, Wtopnews reported citing a court document.
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U.S. Postal Service Plans To Up Electric Delivery Vehicle Purchases
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) said it plans to buy at least 25,000 electric delivery vehicles - more than twice its prior estimate - as it works to replace its aging fleet.
-
US Postal Service Doubles Number of EV Delivery Trucks in Initial Order
One in five of the first batch of next-generation US Postal Service delivery vehicles will be electric-powered, officials said.
-
Video Shows US Mail Truck Plunging 50-Foot Off Bridge Into Icy River
The driver miraculously survived and was admitted to a hospital. The doctors said he didn't receive any injuries.
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Two US Postal Service Employees Shot Dead In Gun Attack
Two US Postal Service employees were shot dead Tuesday in a gun attack at a Tennessee post office, authorities said.
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Amazon Buys 11 Boeing Jets for First Time to Ship Orders Faster
Amazon said that it bought 11 jets from Delta and WestJet airlines to boost its growing delivery network and get orders to shoppers faster.
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US Judge Asks Postal Service To Ensure All Remaining Ballots Are Delivered
A judge on Wednesday said he wants to ensure all remaining ballots for the closely contested US election are delivered, demanding that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy answer questions about why the postal service failed to complete a court-ordered sweep for undelivered ballots.
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3 States Sue Trump Government Over Postal Service Slowdown Ahead Of Presidential Polls
The US states of New York, New Jersey and Hawaii on Tuesday sued the Donald Trump administration over alleged steps to "undermine the November presidential election" by disrupting postal service.
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Amid Uproar, US Postal Service Stops Changes Blamed For Delays
The US Postal Service said Tuesday it will halt changes blamed for slowing mail delivery until after the November election, changing course in the wake of the political firestorm President Donald Trump ignited when he acknowledged he wanted to undermine the agency.
-
Mahindra Withdraws Bid To Supply Trucks To The US Postal Service
The Postal Services NGDV contract called for the supply and support of up to 180,000 new postal vehicles over the course of 20 years, and could approach a potential worth of over $20 billion.
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In Midst Of US Arctic Spell, Outdoor Workers Just Do Their Job
As the biting cold put Chicago into partial hibernation this week and the U.S. Postal Service kept mail carriers off the streets, Daly O'Brien was on the job, braving extreme conditions to deliver food to customers cocooned inside their toasty homes.
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Two Indian-Americans Charged In $16 Million US Postal Service Fraud
Two Indian-Americans, owners of a bulk-mailing company in suburban Chicago, were today charged with swindling the US Postal Service of at least $16 million.
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Mahindra US Postal Service Mail Truck Prototype Spied
The USPS prototype truck will be built at Mahindra's new North American factory in Auburn Hills, same factory as the Roxor is built at.
