USPS Eyes First-Class Stamp Price Hike

The U.S. Postal Service warns it could raise first-class stamp prices to as high as 95 cents amid a financial crunch, with the current 78-cent Forever stamp potentially jumping soon. Postmaster General David Steiner tells Congress the agency faces a $9 billion loss in 2025 and risks running out of cash within 12 months without changes. USPS plans no January mailing service increases, keeping stamps steady through mid-2026, but eyes hikes later to cut controllable losses. Read more about this...