‘Frankenstein’ Coupons Worth $31 Million Result in 12-Year Sentence

Prosecutors said that a Virginia couple, with fake coupons “virtually indistinguishable” from real ones, ran one of the largest coupon fraud schemes ever discovered in the United States.

With Baseball Stamps, It Ain’t Over Until the Rights Issues Clear

Yogi Berra is the first player in nine years to appear on a U.S.P.S. stamp. Despite many deserving candidates — including Henry Aaron — it could be a long wait before we see another.

Postmaster General Investigated Over Possible Campaign Finance Violations

The Justice Department is examining Louis DeJoy’s role in political donations made by employees of a company that he ran.

Postmaster General DeJoy is under investigation by the Justice Department, his spokesman says.

Investigators are examining whether donations from employees at his former company violated campaign finance laws.

Opinion | Democrat or Republican, You Probably Love the Post Office

A new bipartisan bill could help fix the U.S. Postal Service.

Postal Service, Facing Steep Losses, Seeks to Increase Prices

Under the proposal, the price of a first-class stamp would increase for the first time since January 2019, to 58 cents from 55 cents.