Hansi Lewong
speaker
1,346 appearances
171 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 15 Sep
Hansi Lewong’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 136 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 52.
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Minnesota, Vermont and Wisconsin also hold primaries next Tuesday.
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Eligible voters who haven't yet registered in those states can do so as late as primary day.
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Monday is also the last day to register in Rhode Island, either in person, by mail or online before that state's September 9th primary.
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And in Wyoming, in-person signups are available through that state's August 18th primary.
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You can confirm your registration status by visiting your state's official election website before the deadline.
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Election officials can remove your name from voter rolls, especially if you've recently moved, changed your name, or haven't voted in a while.
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Anzi Luwong, NPR News.
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Tens of millions of people rely on the US Postal Service to deliver mail and packages at least six days a week to just about every address in the country.
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And in turn, USPS relies on selling stamps and service fees, not tax dollars.
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But with people sending a lot less mail compared to decades ago, plus inflation and fuel costs, USPS ended its third quarter of the fiscal year with a net loss of two and a half billion dollars.
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David Steiner is a Postmaster General.
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USPS, which is a financial supportive NPR, has paused payments to its worker retirement funds in order to avoid running out of cash.
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The Postal Service now projects that crisis may come as soon as twenty thirty one.
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On Zila Wong, NPR News.
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Tens of millions of people rely on the U.S.
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Postal Service to deliver mail and packages at least six days a week to just about every address in the country.
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And in turn, USPS relies on selling stamps and service fees, not tax dollars.
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But with people sending a lot less mail compared to decades ago, plus inflation and fuel costs, USPS ended its third quarter of the fiscal year with a net loss of two and a half billion dollars.
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David Steiner is a Postmaster General.
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USPS which is a financial supportive NPR has paused payments to its worker retirement funds in order to avoid running out of cash.
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