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US Postal Service seeks to hike cost of a first-class stamp to 78 cents

  • The U.S. Postal Service requested a rate increase this summer, including raising first-class stamps to 78 cents.
  • USPS seeks financial stability amid declining first-class mail volume after prior rate increases.
  • The Postal Regulatory Commission must approve the proposal, scheduled to take effect July 13.
  • Former Postmaster General DeJoy stated that "price increases were overdue after at least 10 years of a defective pricing model."
  • The Coalition for a 21st Century Postal Service urges a pause on major decisions until a successor is named.
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US Postal Service proposes July rate hike: How much it could cost you

The U.S. Postal Service has proposed a rate increase that could take effect on July 13, pending approval by the Postal Regulatory Commission.

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American Postal Workers Union broke the news in on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.
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