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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is set to announce later on Tuesday that he will suspend all operational reforms and initiatives until after the November presidential election, according to a draft statement seen by Reuters and sources briefed on the matter.

DeJoy will also announce an expansion of a task force on election mail to include postal unions.

The move follows a lengthy call by the postal board of governors on Monday night, two people briefed on the matter said. »

The official confirmed reports in the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post, which reported on the matter last week.

A criminal referral to the Justice Department means Congress believes a matter warrants investigation for potential violation of the law.

Lawyers for Trump Jr., Kushner, Bannon and Clovis have previously denied that their clients misled the committee. »

While a Facebook account is already required for some core social functionality on Oculus headsets—like cross-game messaging and voice-chat—Facebook today announced upcoming changes which require new users to use a Facebook account with their headset.

Facebook says that starting in October “everyone using an Oculus device for the first time will need to log in with a Facebook account.”

Existing users will be given the option to log in with their Facebook account and permanently merge their Oculus account with it. »

Black Officer Who Defended George Floyd Fired From Police Department.

As the world mourned the death of George Floyd and fought for justice for Black Lives, many also began to speak out against the injustices, including police officers themselves.

RELATED: George Floyd Case: Defense Team For Fired Minneapolis Officer Thomas Lane Files For Charges To Be Dismissed. »