U.S. Attorney And U.S. Postal Inspector In Charge Unveil Charges Against Multiple Defendants Alleged To Have Interfered With Delivery Of The Mail

OAKLAND – U.S. Attorney Ismail J. Ramsey and U.S. Postal Inspector in Charge Rafael Nuñez announced today that multiple arrests have been made in cases involving the interference with delivery of the…

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The Cost of Mailing a Letter Increasing Again

TRENTON, NJ – Sending a letter in New Jersey is about to get more expensive in January as the U.S. Postal Service once again raises the price of a standard first-class stamp.…

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Starting Sunday, it will cost more to send mail through U.S. Post Office

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Price increases will hit the tri-state area on Sunday when the U.S. Postal Service hits Americans with a price increase once again. The change will not only affect…

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Supreme Court Makes It Easier To Seek A Religious Accommodation

Supreme Court Makes It Easier To Seek A Religious Accommodation Katelynn Richardson on June 29, 2023 The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Groff v. DeJoy that employers must show granting a religious…

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Here Are The Last Ten 2022-2023 Term Rulings SCOTUS Will Release This Week

Here Are The Last Ten 2022-2023 Term Rulings SCOTUS Will Release This Week Katelynn Richardson on June 26, 2023 The Supreme Court has 10 cases remaining on its 2022-2023 docket to release…

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Cape May postal worker charged for stealing $65k in agency funds

Camden, N.J. – Austin T. Mahan, a 42-year-old resident of Cape May Court House, New Jersey, has been apprehended and charged with misappropriating approximately $65,000 in postal funds, according to an announcement…

Here Are 7 Major Cases The Supreme Court Has Yet To Decide This Term

Here Are 7 Major Cases The Supreme Court Has Yet To Decide This Term Katelynn Richardson on May 14, 2023 The Supreme Court has issued 18 opinions so far this term, with…

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Mayor Hill hoping to move downtown post office to build more hi-rise apartment buildings

TOMS RIVER, NJ – With a ten-story twin tower already in the pre-development phase of construction, Toms River Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill is seeking to build another hi-rise apartment building here. In…

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Supreme Court Weighs Overturning Decades-Long Precedent That Curtailed Religious Freedom In Workplace

Supreme Court Weighs Overturning Decades-Long Precedent That Curtailed Religious Freedom In Workplace Katelynn Richardson on April 18, 2023 The Supreme Court weighed whether the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) must accommodate a Christian…

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Supreme Court To Hear Case That Could Restore Robust Workplace Religous Accommodations

Supreme Court To Hear Case That Could Restore Robust Workplace Religous Accommodations Katelynn Richardson on April 17, 2023 The Supreme Court will hear the case of a former U.S. Postal Service (USPS)…

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Federal Judge Blocks Obamacare Mandate For HIV Drugs, Other Preventive Services

Federal Judge Blocks Obamacare Mandate For HIV Drugs, Other Preventive Services Katelynn Richardson on March 30, 2023 A federal judge has blocked enforcement of an Affordable Care Act mandate requiring employers to…

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Red State Gov Signs Bill Banning Ballot Harvesting Ahead Of Reelection Bid

Red State Gov Signs Bill Banning Ballot Harvesting Ahead Of Reelection Bid Mary Lou Masters on March 22, 2023 Republican Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signed a bill Wednesday that bans ballot harvesting…

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CBP Intercepts Counterfeit Stamps

DALLAS – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport seized 4,080 counterfeit U.S. postage stamps. The fraudulent stamps were discovered after CBP officers inspected packages that were manifested…

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Biden’s Defense Budget ‘Strategy Aligned’ Toward Countering China, Pentagon Says

Biden’s Defense Budget ‘Strategy Aligned’ Toward Countering China, Pentagon Says Micaela Burrow on March 13, 2023 The Biden administration’s proposed defense budget carves out billions for capabilities to strengthen its hand against…

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‘God-Given Natural Right’: Catholic Nonprofit Asks Supreme Court To Protect Religious Freedoms In The Workplace

‘God-Given Natural Right’: Catholic Nonprofit Asks Supreme Court To Protect Religious Freedoms In The Workplace Kate Anderson on February 28, 2023 A Catholic nonprofit filed an amicus brief Monday with the Supreme…

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Post Office To Purchase EVs From US Auto Giant That Just Inked Deal With Chinese Firm

Post Office To Purchase EVs From US Auto Giant That Just Inked Deal With Chinese Firm John Hugh DeMastri on February 28, 2023 The United States Postal Service (USPS) announced Tuesday that…

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Essex County Man Indicted in Scheme to Steal Checks and Defraud Banks

NEWARK, N.J. – An Essex County, New Jersey, man was charged for his role in a scheme to steal and alter checks from the mail and fraudulently obtain funds from banks by…

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‘Bigotry And Racism’: Dems Blast Republicans Looking To Cut ‘Woke’ Spending

‘Bigotry And Racism’: Dems Blast Republicans Looking To Cut ‘Woke’ Spending Reagan Reese on February 21, 2023 Democrats are pushing back against Republicans who want to cut “woke” handouts, including millions in…

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Manhattan synagogue targeted with pro-Palestinian graffiti

NEW YORK, NY – A lower Manhattan synagogue was targeted recently by anti-Israeli graffiti, leading police with the city’s 1st Police Precinct to open a hate-crime investigation in to the matter. According…

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Philadelphia, Lehigh Valley Postal Workers Agree to Repay Fraudulently Obtained Unemployment Assistance Benefits

PHILADELPHIA, PA – United States Attorney Jacqueline C. Romero announced that Jaire Chance, 27, of Philadelphia, has agreed to a consent judgment of $100,399, and Robert Day, 42, of Center Valley, Lehigh…

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U.S. Attorney And U.S. Postal Inspector In Charge Unveil Charges Against Multiple Defendants Alleged To Have Interfered With Delivery Of The Mail

The Cost of Mailing a Letter Increasing Again

Starting Sunday, it will cost more to send mail through U.S. Post Office

Cape May postal worker charged for stealing $65k in agency funds

Mayor Hill hoping to move downtown post office to build more hi-rise apartment buildings

CBP Intercepts Counterfeit Stamps

Essex County Man Indicted in Scheme to Steal Checks and Defraud Banks

Manhattan synagogue targeted with pro-Palestinian graffiti

Philadelphia, Lehigh Valley Postal Workers Agree to Repay Fraudulently Obtained Unemployment Assistance Benefits

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