Louis DeJoy

During the week ended Dec. 26, nationwide on-time delivery was 64% for first-class mail and 45% for periodicals.

"We will be investigating this issue."

"Let the investigations go."

"North Carolina’s Attorney General — an elected official who is independent of Donald Trump — is the right person to start this investigation."

The subpoena had been served and that DeJoy must turn over documents by Sept. 16.

"He has not produced a single additional document since the House and Senate hearings were held."

"I think there has to be some scrutiny as to how he was chosen."

"Are your mail delays implicit campaign contributions?"

He also said he would keep in place a management reshuffle he implemented after assuming his job in June.

Warren criticized the USPS Board of Governors for supporting DeJoy.

The Postal Service's governing board plans to announce that DeJoy has their "full support," according to a person briefed on the matter.

DeJoy also explained why the machines would not be returned.

"This pause only halts a limited number of the Postmaster's changes, does not reverse damage already done."

DeJoy detailed the changes he'll be halting in the coming weeks.

DeJoy agreed to testify voluntarily.

Two Democratic lawmakers want the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to look into the alleged efforts to "dismantle" the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy. The Postal ...