Us postmaster general announces suspension of postal service adjustment
U.S. postmaster general Louis dejoy announced on Tuesday that all changes in postal services would be suspended before the U.S. presidential election in November. Two members of the House Judiciary Committee called on Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI) Christopher Wray to launch a criminal investigation into djoy, the US Capitol Hill reported on August 17. They accused djoy of deliberately slowing down mail delivery to give trump an edge in November’s presidential election. According to the report, trump has repeatedly said without evidence that increasing the number of postal ballots will lead to a surge in election fraud, even though Americans have long participated in election activities by mail.
