Postal Commission Extends Document Response Deadline
Published Date: 8/27/2025
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Summary
The Postal Service is shifting a request to share secret documents from one case to another and getting more time to respond. This affects the people asking for the info, giving them a new deadline to hear back. Basically, the timeline just got extended, so everyone’s got a bit more breathing room before answers come.
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