USPS may run out of money in a year without Congress action, risking service cuts.

The U.S. Postal Service could exhaust its funds within a year without immediate congressional action, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy warned, citing declining mail volume, rising costs, and a 2006 law requiring prepayment of retiree health benefits. Without emergency funding or legislative reform, the agency may cut services or delay deliveries, affecting millions who depend on reliable mail and package delivery.