AMERICA’S MAIL IS LATE, BUT THE EXECUTIVE BONUSES ARRIVED ON TIME When Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) confronted Postmaster General and CEO David Steiner during a June 24 Senate hearing, Steiner said it was the first time he’d heard about thousands of pieces of mail dumped in St. Louis. Steiner runs an agency with roughly 640,000 employees. Letters from Hawley and other Missouri officials had already raised delivery failures. The man at the top still arrived before Congress without an answer. Hawley then turned to executive pay, saying Steiner received $305,781 in bonus compensation last year and noted that postmasters general collected more than $2 million in bonuses over the previous decade. Steiner said the Board of Governors controls his compensation, but he wouldn't promise to reject future bonuses while customers wait for missing mail. Full article: https://pjmedia.com/david-manney/2026/07/16/americas-mail-is-late-but-the-executive-bonuses-arrived-on-time-n4955134(FXHedge)