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German postal service reverses decision on anti-antisemitism Star of David stamp

Deutsche Post says it "stands firmly and unequivocally against antisemitism" after approving a Star of David stamp it had initially declined.

The Star of David design on an individualized stamp approved by Deutsche Post. July 28, 2026.
US President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs for Dover, Delaware, to attend the dignified transfer of US Army service members killed in Jordan and Iraq, July 22, 2026

US federal appeals court rules US President Donald Trump cannot implement mail-in voting order

David Laron, CEO of Israel Post, and the commander of the Yahalom Unit, Col. A., at the ceremony unveiling the stamp marking 30 years of service and valor for the Israel Defense Forces Combat Engineering Corps’ elite unit.

Israel Post issues stamp marking 30 years of IDF’s Yahalom Unit

AN UNDATED era street collection mail box from Denmark is seen in a display at the US National Postal Museum September 27, 2013, in Washington, DC.

Denmark's postal service company to end letter-carrying service after 400 years due to digitization


Impact of coronavirus on elections: Still no absentee balloting

“Any dramatic change would have to pass in the current Knesset, and that is not going to happen.”

An individual practices voting in a Magen David Adom "coronavirus polling station"

USPS boosts extra trips, returns 137 mail processing machines to service

On Thursday, USPS said it had delivered more than 100 million blank or completed ballots since early September.

US election mail-in voting ballot (illustrative)

Penn. Supreme Court: signatures don't have to match for vote to count

The Trump campaign had challenged an apparent loophole in the law.

Mail-in ballots are processed and counted for the upcoming presidential election in Denver, Colorado, U.S., October 22, 2020.

Austria prints a postage stamp to remember COVID-19 by, on toilet paper

The 2.75 euro "corona stamp" comes in sheets 10 cm wide, or a tenth of the 1 meter that the government advises members of the public to keep apart from each other.

An employee of the Austrian postal service holds a sheet of so-called "corona stamps" in a post office, as the 2.75 euro "corona stamp" is printed on three-ply toilet paper and sold individually as part of a 10 cm wide sheet, in Vienna, Austria October 23, 2020.

Postal workers accused of interfering with US election mail-in ballots

A Kentucky postal employee was fired after investigators said that more than 100 mail-in ballots were dumped. Collection boxes were ransacked outside of six Virginia post offices.

A resident drops off a mail-in ballot during the special election for Maryland's 7th congressional district seat, Maryland, U.S., April 28, 2020.

US judge temporarily blocks 'politically motivated' USPS changes

"The states have demonstrated that the defendants are involved in a politically motivated attack on the efficiency of the postal service."

U.S. postal service trucks sit parked at the post office in Del Mar, California

A call to regulate private courier companies

The problem is the almost total lack of supervision over these companies, which do more or less as they please, frequently leaving us as customers totally helpless when problems emerge.

An empty mail box is seen at the front door of a foreclosed house

Envelope of deadly poison addressed to White House intercepted

Ricin is found naturally in castor beans but it takes a deliberate act to convert it into a biological weapon.

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Congresswoman denied access to mailing facility, hints at electoral fraud

“If DeJoy thinks he can just throw a bed sheet over what’s going on behind these doors, he is sadly mistaken. It looked like the post master had something to hide.”

U.S. postal service trucks sit parked at the post office in Del Mar, California

Trump campaign sues Democratic Montana governor to limit mail-in voting

The Trump campaign has also taken legal action to block mail-in voting procedures in Nevada and New Jersey. Election experts have said there is scant evidence of fraudulent postal voting in the past.

A resident drops off a mail-in ballot during the special election for Maryland's 7th congressional district seat, Maryland, U.S., April 28, 2020.