Massachusetts Man Pleads Guilty to Illegally Importing, Selling, and Mailing Plutonium from Russia

Massachusetts Man Pleads Guilty to Illegally Importing, Selling, and Mailing Plutonium from Russia

Convicted felon also pleads guilty to mailing hazardous materials, unlawfully possessing ammunition and explosive materials and possessing child sexual abuse material BOSTON – 10/5/26 – A convicted felon from Hadley, Mass. has pleaded guilty to illegally importing plutonium from Russia and selling the radioactive material – as well as other, highly toxic and hazardous materials […]

USPS can deny requests for commercial information

USPS can deny requests for commercial information

The Postal Service has a special FOIA exemption 10/6/26 – The Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, is a law that grants the public the right to access records from the federal government, unless an exemption applies. The Postal Service has a special exemption that allows the organization to withhold commercial information if it would […]

Know the Facts About Fentanyl Semipostal Stamp Issued

Know the Facts About Fentanyl Semipostal Stamp Issued

BETHESDA, MD — 10/6/26 – Today the U.S. Postal Service issued a semipostal stamp, Know the Facts About Fentanyl, at a ceremony held at the National Institutes of Health. The stamp will raise funds to advance research and raise awareness to combat this ongoing epidemic while providing a message encouraging hope, healing and recovery. The […]

Final defendant of three in post office burglary ring sentenced to prison

Final defendant of three in post office burglary ring sentenced to prison

Trio preyed on postal customers in five western Washington counties Tacoma – 10/05/26 – Three residents of the South Sound region have now been sentenced to federal prison for their post office burglary scheme, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Charles Neil Floyd. Paula Jean Gamboa, 38 of Federal Way, Washington, was the last of three defendants […]

Senator Rounds Issues Statement Following Release of USPS OIG Report on South Dakota Mail Service

Senator Rounds Issues Statement Following Release of USPS OIG Report on South Dakota Mail Service

Rounds requested OIG investigation in December 2025 WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) today issued a statement following the release of the United States Postal Service (USPS) Office of the Inspector General’s (OIG) report on the status of mail service in South Dakota. This investigation was requested by Rounds in December 2025. The report […]

U.S. Postal Service Will be Closed in Observance of Columbus Day, October 12

U.S. Postal Service Will be Closed in Observance of Columbus Day, October 12

Self-service options are available in many retail lobbies when Post Offices are closed WASHINGTON — 10/5/26 – The U.S. Postal Service will observe Columbus Day on Monday, October 12. All Post Office locations will be closed. Regular mail delivery and retail services will resume on Tuesday, October 13. Customers are reminded that when Post Offices […]

Postal voting in the US is ‘open to fraud’

Postal voting in the US is ‘open to fraud’

The California Post Opinion Editor Joel Pollak says postal voting is so “open to fraud” with election interference. Democrats have a vote by mail system that they control very tightly and it it’s subject to all kinds of funny games, funny games when the votes are counted. You know, you can compare the way signatures […]

Video: USPS carrier accused of stealing winning Florida Lottery ticket from mail, claiming prize

Video: USPS carrier accused of stealing winning Florida Lottery ticket from mail, claiming prize

Lottery winner mailed winning ticket to relative for funeral expenses, authorities say BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — A United States Postal Service employee from Broward County is facing multiple felony charges after investigators say she stole a winning Florida Lottery ticket from the mail and fraudulently claimed a $2,600 prize. According to the Florida Lottery, the […]

Three Sentenced for Bank Fraud Conspiracy Involving Checks Stolen from the Mail

Three Sentenced for Bank Fraud Conspiracy Involving Checks Stolen from the Mail

ST. LOUIS – 10/01/26 – Three men who were involved in a conspiracy to steal checks from the mail and deposit them into fraudulently-opened bank accounts were sentenced to prison Thursday. U.S. District Judge Joshua M. Divine sentenced Isaiah W. Douglas, 25, of Champaign, Ill. to 39 months in prison, Luis A. Franco-Gonzalez, 26, of […]

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