The phrase was reportedly first used 250 years ago Sunday by lawyer and legislator Patrick Henry to persuade Virginia ...

SC letter carriers rallied March 23 at the U.S. Post Office on Rivers Avenue to raise awareness of proposed changes to the ...

With major cutbacks being seen across all federal agencies, many are worried about the agency becoming privatized.

They recalled Henry lifting a letter opener that looked like a dagger and plunging it under his arm as if into his chest before saying the famous phrase. “That’s 18th century oratory," Ragosta ...

The Trump administration has decided to support Putin's Russia to regain the old Soviet Union. His actions against the Ukrainian people will be remembered for decades. I hope the Baltic States ...

Call frequently. Talk to family and neighbors. Express your opinions. Remember that from 1775 to 1781, we fought and won a revolution to be free from one-person rule. Let's not go back to it.

Editor; Founded in Philadelphia on July 26, 1775, the U.S. Postal Service celebrates its 250th anniversary this year. Article 1, Section 8, Clause 7 of the United States Constitution, known as the ...

The letters and journals have one common thread ... men immediately responded to the Lexington Alarm on April 19, 1775. "And this trend continued throughout the Revolutionary War – 80 percent ...

The USPS began in 1775 with Ben Franklin as the Postmaster ... and Apple computers make it easy to send e-mails instead of the letters and birthday cards that the American public used to send.