The United States Postal Service warns it could run out of cash within a year unless Congress approves financial reforms.

The United States Postal Service wants to raise the price of its first-class Forever Stamps. If approved, the USPS stamp price increase will take effect July 13, 2025, the USPS confirmed to USA TODAY.

During a hearing, officials testified that the Postal Service will likely run out of money without congressional intervention ...

USPS faces serious financial crisis and could run out of cash within a year without reforms, as Postmaster General asks Congress for financial help and policy changes.

The U.S. Postal Service will tell Congress on Tuesday it faces a serious financial crisis and will run out of cash in less ...

The cost of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp increased to 78 cents on Sunday, July 13, marking a 5-cent rise. The change is part of a 7.4% average increase across mailing services and part of the ...

The U.S. Postal Service plans to raise the cost of the Forever Stamp this weekend as part of the controversial "Delivering for America" plan as the agency reels under "crisis" amid severe financial ...

The price of stamps increased by 5 cents on July 13, marking the sixth time the U.S. Postal Service has increased stamp prices since January 2021. Formerly 73 cents, first-class forever stamps are now ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The United States Postal Service (USPS) raised the first-class Forever stamp price, as well as other products, on Sunday, July 13, ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- The federal government raised the price of stamps on Sunday. The price of first class forever stamps is increasing by 5 cents, rising from 73 cents to 78 cents, according to Senior ...