Here’s how to dodge imposter scams The Postal Inspection Service shares ways older adults can avoid fraud news.usps.com/2026/06/15/her…

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Today we join other government agencies in warning about the dangers of imposter scams. Scammers will contact you pretending to be someone they’re not, including govt agencies, to steal your money or your personal information. #WEAAD #StopGovImposters

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📬 The American Icons forever stamps are attracting attention well beyond the philatelic community. Jay Bigalke examines the issue’s widespread media coverage and why that visibility matters for stamp collecting. linns.com/news/american-icon…

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#OnThisDay June 14, 1893 – Two men rob a U.S. Mail stagecoach near Huston, ID, sparking a nine-year manhunt into Mexico. Around midnight, two men held up the stagecoach at gunpoint as it approached Huston, ordering the driver to abandon the mail and walk to the nearest town. The robbers, believing the coach was carrying thousands of dollars, then drove it to a nearby roadhouse and tore open the mail pouches. But they were disappointed to find nothing of value, and they abandoned the stagecoach. In 1895, one of the robbers, W.B. Marsh, was arrested and sentenced to prison. But the ringleader, Charles G. Webb, remained at large. In 1897, Postal Inspector Almon P. Frederick took over the investigation and tracked Webb to Santa Rosalía, Mexico. Lacking the necessary authorization to extradite Webb, Inspector Frederick’s investigation came to a halt. However in 1902, the investigation was reopened after the El Paso, TX postmaster reported Webb was moving through border towns and continuing his criminal activity in the United States and Mexico. On March 19, 1902, Webb was finally arrested in Parral, Mexico. Following a hard-fought extradition battle between the two countries, Webb was extradited to the United States and sentenced to prison for his crimes. Image 1: Mugshot of Charles G. Webb

A huge shoutout to our #USPSOIG auditors and investigators, whose work had a total financial impact of almost $3 billion over the first six months of FY 2026. Read the details in our latest SARC: bit.ly/4uSdHmL.

Sometimes stamps have ‘Easter eggs’ These images within an image tell a secondary story news.usps.com/2026/06/12/som…

Serial mail theft and burglary suspect now faces felony charges in Chicago. 🚨

Tennessee man, who has the same name as a legendary baseball player, sentenced to 132 months in prison after pleading guilty to 25 counts of mail fraud. ⚾️ #StrikeOut #DontMessWithMail uspis.gov/news

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U.S. Postal Service Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary With Commemorative Initiatives and Merchandise about.usps.com/newsroom/nati…

🩸 Canada Post's June 11 Blood Donation stamp promotes awareness of the ongoing need for blood donors. The new permanent-rate issue was released during National Blood Donor Week and features a heart-and-blood-drop design symbolizing lives saved. linns.com/news/canada-post-j…

Texas couple who ran "Blessings in No Time" sentenced to 40 years each after stealing over $30 million from victims in an illegal pyramid scheme. uspis.gov/news

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🚨 UPDATE: Suspect has been sentenced to over 5 years in prison for this robbery in Brooklyn, NY.   📞 If you need to report a crime involving the U.S. Mail, please call our hotline at 1-877-876-2455. #USPIS #WantedWednesday

What looked like a luxury‑loving duo living their best life turned out to be something very different. Our special agents and #USPIS took down a sprawling mail theft scheme, protecting customers, merchants, and the integrity of #USPS. Here’s the story: uspsoig.gov/investigative-wo…