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A special U.S. Postal Service Pictorial Postmark will be offered July 4 at Morristown National Historical Park in New Jersey to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the park's dedication.

WASHINGTON — The legacy of renowned civil rights leader John Lewis, who served as a Georgia congressman for more than three decades before his death, continues to be honored in

WASHINGTON — The legacy of renowned civil rights leader John Lewis, who served as a Georgia congressman for more than three decades before his death, continues to be honored in

WASHINGTON — The legacy of renowned civil rights leader John Lewis, who served as a Georgia congressman for more than three decades before his death, continues to be honored in

WASHINGTON — The legacy of renowned civil rights leader John Lewis, who served as a Georgia congressman for more than three decades before his death, continues to be honored in

WASHINGTON — The legacy of renowned civil rights leader John Lewis, who served as a Georgia congressman for more than three decades before his death, continues to be honored in

WASHINGTON — The legacy of renowned civil rights leader John Lewis, who served as a Georgia congressman for more than three decades before his death, continues to be honored in

First-Class Mail prices are expected to take another bump by approximately 5.4 percent.

Beginning July 9, 2023, postage rates will increase for the second time this year. Therefore, it's time to get creative with direct mail. Make the most of it with these special programs and promotions provided by the USPS to save on postage for the rest of the year.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren honored a young Diné woman today for having her skateboard art with a Navajo design placed on a U.S. Postal Service "Forever Stamp" to share across the country.