Baltimore bridge collapse could cost $9 Million a day
The pause in shipping to the Port of Baltimore as a result of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key bridge could have enormous implications for the economy.
It's Time to Take the Gloves Off Against Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard
Washington's misplaced priorities in the Middle East over the last decade have left tens of millions exposed to the aggression of an Iranian-backed menace.
Better Planet
Migrating whales forced into danger's path in "wild west" Arctic
The whales are leaving feeding grounds 6 weeks later than they did in 2008 as a result of climate change.
Biden plans to spend billions replacing China-made cranes at US ports
Rear Adm. Jay Vann said the move was based on intelligence related to China's interests in disrupting U.S. critical infrastructure.
US strikes in Yemen could spark a new inflation spike
Recent clashes in the Red Sea have disrupted shipping in the region.
Tolerating the Houthis' Red Sea Mischief Is Madness
It's rare for governments not to give a damn if their population gets crushed in stupid conflicts they start. Even the Nazis were unhappy with the destruction of Dresden and Hamburg. Not Islamist militias.
Map shows why Taiwan is so important to the world
A disruption to peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait would seriously damage the global economy, a senior Biden administration official said on Thursday.
China has a Houthi Red Sea problem
The Chinese firm Cosco has suspended its routes to Israel via the Red Sea as Houthi rebels in Yemen continue their attacks on shipping.
Buying Clothes in the US Is About to Get More Expensive
Analysts say that goods coming from Asia could see price increases due to the violence in the Red Sea.
China is still the king of shipbuilding, data shows
China's shipbuilding capacity is set to expand in 2024, data suggests
FedEx loses $7.68 billion amid plunging holiday shopping demand
FedEx shares plummet, shedding $7.68 billion amid revised sales forecast and subdued holiday shipping demand.
The Real Force Behind Houthi Attacks on U.S. Warships Isn't Iran—It's China
China, with increased purchases of sanctioned Iranian oil, is making it possible for Tehran to financially support the Houthis and its other terrorist proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas.
Red Sea map shows where attacks on vessels have taken place
There have been 17 incidents against cargo ships since the start of November, and Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for a further two attacks on Monday.
Stamp prices 2024: USPS may increase shipping rates in January
The United States Postal Service has proposed price hikes for next year on some of its services.
Sustainability
This ship's maiden voyage marks a sea change for greener global shipping
Maersk, the world's second-largest shipping company, has a new vessel powered by green fuel in order to cut climate pollution from the cargo industry
China Poses Security Threat at American Ports
The Chinese Communist Party could be spying on American ports through Ship-to-Shore cranes we buy from a Chinese state-owned enterprise.
Panama Canal video shows cargo ships backed up amid drought
More than 100 vessels are waiting to pass through the Panama Canal after its authority restricted the number that transit the major shipping route.
Is there mail on July 4th? USPS, FedEx, UPS hours
Everything you need to know about sending packages on Independence Day.
Congress targets one of Gen Z's favorite fashion retailer
Thursday's congressional report comes a week after two bipartisan bills targeting a trade rule that benefits Chinese retailers like Shein were introduced.
Are Mississippi River water levels rising?
Levels were so low in the river last fall that barges were getting stuck in the mud, causing a disruption to the supply chain.
Drought disrupts Mississippi River shipping, threatens to impact inflation
Barges are getting stuck in the mud as low Mississippi River water levels delay shipping.
Truck driver backed for making "idiot" homeowner move trampoline himself
"Great job, he asked and you delivered," Redditor u/DRTvL added.
Stop Scapegoating Rail for Supply Chain Problems
Assigning blame for the worldwide supply chain chaos to any single sector is misguided and counterproductive.
Infestation of Tongue-Eating Parasites Discovered in Fish Shipment
Cymothoa exigua, otherwise known as the tongue-eating louse, were spotted in the mouths of a shipment of seabream arriving at a port in the U.K.
How Much Did Exxon Make Last Year? Biden Demands Oil Giant Pay Its Taxes
The president said Exxon "made more money than God this year."
Biden Fumes at Shipping Moguls Raising Prices: Makes You Want to 'Pop Them'
"Every once in a while, something you learn makes you viscerally angry," Biden said from America's busiest port on Friday.
Woman Said Father's Cremated Remains Were Lost in Mail for Days
Angela Johnson, 51, waited for the cremated remains of her father Thomas Moffet for three days before the box was delivered.
White House Says 200M COVID Tests Shipped, But Many Waiting for Packages
"Ordered 1/18. Hasn't even processed yet," said one Twitter user regarding her COVID-19 tests.
What Happens When Human Truckers Are Replaced by AI?
None of us should want to live in a world where hundreds of thousands of truckers are suddenly thrown out of work.
China Blames Packages From U.S., Canada, as Reason for COVID Spread
Chinese officials urged residents not to order packages from abroad and to open mail outdoors after traces of COVID-19 were found on international packages.