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A new bloc of young, college-educated voters has emerged in the U.S.’s political landscape, Jay Caspian Kang observes. They don’t have much
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A new bloc of young, college-educated voters has emerged in the U.S.’s political landscape, Jay Caspian Kang observes. They don’t have much
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mad apparently, Fedex, UPS traded a certain threshold on the stock market, USPS operating at a deficit?
they have retirement packages too.
I'm not saying it's totally a belief thing. How are the margins that off.
USPS doesn't go international period.
Yes they do.
They were late to the game on some of the speed stuff.
Not true and it's not horse or train, or airmail versus something else.
I knew when the price of a forever stamp exceeded a quarter, you let me down. and it wasn't easy.
Frankly speaking everythiing is private on the othersiide, blank business blvd here is a big whisper somewhere else. That pennyslvaniia you love everyone wakes up and has a place to work, that exists but it’s a private enterprise.
Have a Hershey's chill.
That’s why the post office is at a deficit -- those jobs don’t exists 100 200 years from now, government divests from itself. The tax filing could be a contract thing just as much as the security and are they too far out of the the thing eventually. Or no, still at the reigns the office or whatever.
I like to think that government was the incubator for the business. The rest is just hot salacious garbage, who knows how it plays out. I love my postman.
If the mail service is shit, DHL or whoever will tend to that I'd think if there's not a need met in our outside world.
An exploration of one prison newspaper’s commitment to celebrating Black History with a unique focus on its home state.
President moving Halloween to end of summer to optimize trick or treating hours, congress pushing back cites melted candy.
As guests filed into the opening of Rashid Johnson's solo exhibition, dozens of cultural workers and supporters decried the museum's decisio
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A reminder, even if you're exhausted with this election:
Check that your ballot is received and counted.
If there's an issue with it, see if you can fix it (cure your ballot).
It may not change the Presidency, but control of the House is still undecided and will be very close.
To say nothing of down ballot state and local races, which can also be very close, and will be the last sanctuaries against the nation-wide imposition of fascism under a Trump regime.
Also its your voice, its your right, and if we're about to lose it, by God don't give it up a moment sooner than you have to.
Consumer confidence index, walkability scores mixed up on Capital Hill
The onion is back, now my men are sending resources. Asking for step counts.
The New York Times publishes a piece calling for Biden to drop out, arguing he's unfit.
Context: it was recently revealed that The New York Times' publisher A.G. Sulzberger encouraged negative coverage of Biden.
And it was revealed sin Trumps New York felony trial that NYT reporter Maggie Haberman was one of his former fixer Michael Cohen's go-to sources to get positive stuff about Trump published.
See what's happening here?