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What's Happening
The Supreme Court has ruled that the U.S. Postal Service cannot be sued even if mail is intentionally not delivered. This decision came as part of a broader set of rulings affecting federal agencies and their accountability.
Market Impact
This ruling may embolden other federal agencies to operate with less fear of litigation, potentially affecting service standards and operational transparency.
Broader Implications
The decision reflects a judicial trend towards limiting the public's ability to hold federal entities accountable, raising concerns about consumer rights and government oversight.
