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Tom Fitton: USPS ends FY 2025 with $9 billion net loss despite $916 million budget increase

Tom Fitton: USPS ends FY 2025 with $9 billion net loss despite $916 million budget increase
@TomFitton: USPS faces $9 billion loss

Tom Fitton highlights the significant financial challenges facing the United States Postal Service. Despite a $916 million increase in budget allocations, the USPS is projected to end fiscal year 2025 with a net loss of $9 billion.

This situation underscores the ongoing financial difficulties of the USPS, raising concerns over its future operational viability and potential economic impacts.

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