Although USPS is independent, Congress maintains close control, and lawmakers have been reluctant to make changes that would help save money.
- The United States Postal Service, facing financial losses and declining mail volume, is undergoing a transformation to cut costs and modernize operations.
- Despite its challenges, the USPS remains an essential service for many Americans, particularly in rural areas, and enjoys strong emotional connections with communities across the country.
- The recent resignation of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, amidst protests and disagreements over proposed changes, highlights the complexities of reforming the USPS.
