The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal by the U.S. Postal Service regarding a lawsuit filed by a Black landlord in Texas who alleges that postal workers intentionally withheld mail from her tenants because of her race. The case raises the question of whether the Postal Service can be held liable under federal tort law for intentional failures to deliver mail. The Court will consider if postal workers are protected from lawsuits only when missed mail delivery is unintentional, potentially setting a precedent on the limits of USPS liability in discrimination claims.