USPS warns of office closures, mail cuts if Congress fails to act by 2027

USPS Director David Steiner warns that nearly 60% of postal offices operate at a deficit, and without legislative reform by 2027, the agency will cut routes and raise stamp prices above 90 cents. The warning signals a potential degradation of a critical national infrastructure service, though the timeline and scope of cuts remain uncertain pending congressional action.

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