Sen. Josh Hawley is introducing legislation to block bonuses for USPS executives when the agency fails to meet performance targets, citing $25 billion in losses over three years and declining mail delivery times. Current Postmaster General David Steiner has already received $170,000 in bonuses despite the agency's poor operational performance. The bill ties executive compensation directly to whether USPS meets a 95% on-time delivery standard. Hawley has been investigating USPS operations after constituents in rural Missouri reported mail delays lasting weeks, and the context includes a separate investigation into the agency's spending on outside restructuring consultants.