"Senators Demand USPS Chief DeJoy's Resignation Over Mail Service Crisis"

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff confronted U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy over persistent mail delays in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area, giving him a two-week ultimatum to fix the issue. DeJoy's 10-year plan to restructure the USPS has faced criticism for causing distress to constituents and potentially leaving rural areas without mail facilities. Ossoff expressed concern over the impact on constituents' ability to receive prescriptions, pay bills, and conduct business, and stated that he doesn't believe DeJoy is fit for the job. As postmaster general, DeJoy answers to the USPS Board of Governors, which could move to fire him once Democratic appointees have a majority.