Email inboxes are bombarded by messages from a wide selection of sources. Many are easy to identify and delete; others often offer tantalizing messages in the subject line that may cause a brief pause. The messages from political activists are… Read More ›
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FedEx: No Taxes, No Thank You
Editors’ Note: The results of the tax reform legislation for FedEx are a real-world example of wealth inequality and lobby influence. Readers should be aware that both FedEx and UPS as cited in this article have lobbied to hamper the… Read More ›
The Postal Worker’s Christmas
Editors’ Note: Reprinted from The New York Times, December 18, 2018 by Sarah Anderson My grandfather was part of a long tradition of postal workers who sacrificed Christmas Eve with their families to deliver holiday packages. VoxFairfax has previously commented upon… Read More ›
NEITHER SNOW, NOR RAIN, NOR HEAT, NOR GLOOM OF NIGHT, NOR FAKE NEWS…. PRESIDENT GOES POSTAL TO SLIME THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
The United States Postal Service (USPS) predates the U.S. Constitution, owing its origin to the Second Continental Congress, which appointed Benjamin Franklin to be a salaried Postmaster on July 26, 1775. His mission was to establish a postal service from… Read More ›