>"Bloom, a Democrat, has backed the postmaster general as the agency slowed mail delivery standards and raised prices."

"The documents show that DeJoy had conflicts of interest relating to the company where he served as a chief executive, XPO Logistics, as well as 13 other major companies that have relationships with the Postal Service."

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S federal judge on Wednesday ordered the U.S. Postal Service to hand over documents related to Postmaster General Louis DeJoy's potential conflicts of interest to a government watchdog group.

"Board of governors Chair Ron Bloom has backed DeJoy’s plans at the mail agency, including proposals to slow delivery and raise prices."

Starting a blog post with the words “Postmaster General” is the least clickbaity move in history, but here goes nothing:

The new postmaster general tried to assure senators that the USPS could handle the election, even as he acknowledged that his changes have slowed down the mail.