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Trump threatens California officials with imprisonment over stance on mail ballots

On Oct 15, the Justice Department sued California to block the state from counting the ballots.

FBI, US Postal Service investigate suspicious mailings to election officials, lawmakers

The FBI said some of the letters contained an unknown substance.

Miniature wonders: New SingPost website features six decades of stamp heritage

The World Post Day 2026 exhibition, which features new lenticular stamp launches, a 10-station stamp rally, and postal technology showcases is held at the SingPost Centre on Oct 9.

SingPost trials digital stamps to make mailing letters ‘as seamless as sending a message’

Users simply have to write the unique code generated with each purchase in the top-right corner of the envelope.

Forum: Encourage the young to exchange physical letters and cards

SingPost, The Straits Times launch Singapore’s first stamps with changing images

The Then & Now lenticular stamps show postmen in 1952 and 2026, and the Fullerton building in 1957 and 2026.

It’s raining boxes: Amazon drones overwhelm a Texas suburb

In the Richardson neighbourhoods near the Amazon distribution centre, any joy about the innovation has been muted by the sound of dozens of drones.

Trump slams ‘horrible’ Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling

US President Donald Trump has claimed baselessly that the US mail voting system was a “laughing stock all over the World”.

In loss for Trump, Supreme Court won’t let US Postal Service restrict mail ballots

Mail-in ballots are prepared at the Wake County Board of Elections in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Sept 11.

US Justice Dept asks Supreme Court to restore Trump mail-in voting order

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