The Feds Have Another Way to Spy on Your Mail

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A little-known U.S. Postal Service program dubbed the “mail covers program” has long provided information about certain Americans’ mail to federal law enforcement agencies, the Washington Post reported on Monday.

A South Korean mailman got a prison sentence for throwing out 16,000 pieces of mail. He said he was 'overworked.'

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A stock image shows somebody delivering mail.

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What's the iPhone screen of a former president look like? Obama just shared his most-used apps.

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A photo of Obama using an iPhone in 2012
Obama revealed some of his most-used iPhone apps in an interview with The Verge.

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6 things to do right away if your package is stolen this holiday season

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Postal workers are being attacked by dogs so much that they must avoid delivery in certain areas forcing people to pick up their own mail

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Beware of dog sign on fence as postal worker approches a house
Postal workers suffer more than 5,400 dog attacks every year.

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