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The chief executive of Royal Mail received almost £1.5 million in pay and benefits in the last financial year, although she is returning £120,000 paid towards the cost of buying a house. More: continued here

House Republican leaders are to present a bill that would cut the food stamps program by $40 billion over 10 years, a move opposed by Democrats. Republicans say the program, whose enrollment soared after the 2008-09 recession, is unbearably expensive at $78 billion a year. More: continued here

Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene received pay and benefits worth £1.47m last year, but she is repaying £120,000 paid towards buying a house. More: continued here

Post Office Pulls 'In Priority We Trust' SloganNPR"In Priority We Trust" was the slogan the U.S. Postal Service was going to launch at the end of last month to highlight its priority mail products. Signs were sent out to post offices around the country. Apparently the motto, playing off of …

Special delivery from the post office — beer, wine and spirits, if Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe has his way. More: continued here

GOP prepares bill to cut food stamps by 5%Daily DemocratMany provisions in the proposed bill were included in farm legislation defeated on the House floor in June, though several were added by amendment. The original farm bill passed by the House Agriculture Committee would have cut food stamps by about …

Officials plan to name post office for Sgt. MoodyBurleson StarWilliams, Shetter and other officials will gather at 10 a.m. Monday at the Burleson Senior Center, 216 S.W. Johnson Ave., to express their support for the plan to name the post office in his honor. That night, the City Council will …

Legislation proposed to name local post office after fallen hero passes SenateNews 10NBCEfforts to name a local post office after a fallen hero is one step closer to becoming a reality. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Congresswoman Louise Slaughter tell News10NBC legislation to name a post office in Brockport after Staff …

CUSTOMERS only have to put up with the uninviting Taunton Post Office for another four months. More: continued here

House Republican leaders are to present a bill that would cut the food stamps program by $40 billion over 10 years, a move opposed by Democrats. Republicans say the program, whose enrollment soared after the 2008-09 recession, is unbearably expensive at $78 billion a year. More: continued here