Between congressional investigations, several lawsuits and threats from the President, the U.S. Postal Service has faced a turbulent summer. And in less than two months, more Americans than ever are expected to vote by mail. So how did an agency created as a public service become a political battleground? Special Contributor Joie Chen shows us the Post Office’s past and its possible future.
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