I know we've seen something from Protect the Postal Service that projected it could be from $2 to $3 billion in additional costs...

This type of unresponsiveness and lack of urgency on behalf of the USPS is simply inexplicit.

Repeated incidents like this will only worsen Americans' faith in this Postal Service.

The U.S. Postal Service is an essential public service that Americans, small businesses, and government agencies rely upon.

The Philadelphia region has experienced some of the worst rates of on-time mail delivery in the Nation.

I'm glad to see that we are taking the recent troubles in Postal Service performance seriously.

I'm extremely concerned about the degradation of service which we've seen and concerned that it will continue.

My constituents like the constituents in every congressional district relies on the USPS for timely delivery.

We want to make sure those delays do not recur during this midterm election.

I would urge the Committee not to stop at the Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act or at a privacy statute, but enact an evidentiary privilege that would block Federal and State law enforcement access as well as civil litigant access.

As more of our lives shift online, obviously robust digital privacy protections become more and more important...