Every day, millions of Americans across the country rely on the United States Postal Service (USPS) to send all sorts of ...

For decades, a USPS postmark has served as official evidence that mail was sent on time. In elections, many state laws treat ...

If you rely on postmarks when casting your ballot, filing your taxes or paying bills, a new US Postal Service rule makes it clear that you should plan ahead.

The USPS’s mail processing rule affects people who are sending things on tight deadlines, such as tax returns or mail-in ...

No. A new rule clarifies that some mail is not postmarked when it is first received, but rather during processing.

If you're mailing any time-sensitive documents, you may want to mail it earlier than usual under the agency's new postmark ...

The Postal Service says the change is intended to clarify how postmarks are applied, particularly as transportation schedules ...

Changes have started in the United States Postal Service that will affect millions of customers across the country. The moves are designed to improve efficiency and cut costs, but some people might ...

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is changing its postmark process, which could impact how important mail like bills ...

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced a proposed average increase of 7.4% in its postal rates, which, if approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC), will take effect on July 13 ...

As you scramble to get your packages in the mail before the holiday season ramps up, be aware that shipping prices may go up early next year. The U.S. Postal Service on Nov. 17 filed a notice about ...

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is heading into 2026 with higher shipping prices, new stamp designs, and continued efforts to modernize its network. Shipping costs through the U.S. Postal Service are ...