The U.S. Postal Service will end its current 4.3 percent exigent surcharge, which will reduce prices of certain mail products — including commercial mail– effective April 10. The two-year surcharge agreement was put in place in 2014 to help mitigate USPS revenue declines during the recession, however, lawmakers have not voted to further extend the surcharge.
Senate fails to reach funding deal on DHS
The Senate adjourned without reaching a funding deal for the Department of Homeland Security, meaning a limited shutdown affecting only the department is likely start on Saturday, although the shutdown shouldn’t immediately affect the Federal Emergency Management Agency...









