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• West Coast Senators, Port Leaders Sound Alarm on Trump Tariff Hit to the Economy
• Secretary of Navy Visits South Korean Shipyards Amid Growing Maritime Ties
• UKMTO Warns of Commercial Vessels Being Detained at Houthi-Controlled Ras Isa Port
• Trump National Security Advisor Mike Waltz Departs for UN Ambassador Job Amid Maritime Policy Momentum
• COSCO’s Profits Surge Ahead of U.S. Tariff Storm
• Trump National Security Advisor Mike Waltz to Depart Amid Maritime Policy Momentum -Reports
• Pentagon Chief Warns Iran of Consequences for Supporting Houthis
• Joint Operation Yields Major Hazmat Violations at NY/NJ Port
• Venezuela Loses 20% Of Oil Exports After Cargo Cancellations to Chevron
• Denmark Plans $1 Billion War Insurance for Merchant Shipping
• Hapag-Lloyd and ONE Post Gains, But Caution Clouds 2025 Outlook
• Equinor Says it Could Lose Billions on Trump’s Offshore Wind Clampdown
• SHIPS Act 2.0: What’s New in the 2025 Push to Revive U.S. Maritime Power
• Full Steam Ahead: SHIPS for America Act Garners Wave of Industry Endorsements
• US Economy Contracts for First Time Since 2022 on Imports Surge
• Trump and Congress Chart a New Course on U.S. Maritime Policy
• Bipartisan SHIPS Act Aims to Counter China’s Maritime Dominance with 250-Ship Fleet Expansion
• What’s in the SHIPS for America Act? Key Provisions to Restore U.S. Maritime Power
• PD Ports Unveils Plans for Major Offshore Wind Hub on UK’s East Coast
• China Is Days Late in Releasing Trade Data as US Shipping Slumps
• Inside the U.S. Battle with China over a Pacific Island Paradise
• Russia Reflags, Renames Sanctioned ‘Shadow Fleet’ LNG Tankers Ahead of Suspected Arctic LNG 2 Startup
• North Korea Fires First Missile from New Warship
• OOCL Orders 14 Methanol-Fueled Container Vessels in Major Fleet Expansion
• Design Flaw Leads to $3 Million Fire on Tennessee River Towing Vessel
• USCGC Calhoun Makes Major Cocaine Seizure in Atlantic Ocean
• Record U.S. Goods-Trade Deficit Implies Weaker First-Quarter GDP
• Vessel Collision on Lower Mississippi River Leads to Sunken Barge, Temporary Closure
• Woodside Approves $17.5 Billion Louisiana LNG Export Project
• Port of Los Angeles Boss Sees Dramatic Drop in Cargo Volumes
• Maersk Says It Has Maintained All Trans-Pacific Sailings Despite Tariff, Trade Uncertainty
• Zombie Ships Are Fast Becoming a Feature of Venezuelan Oil Trade
• F/A-18 Super Hornet Lost Overboard in Red Sea
• One Dead, 12 Injured as Boat Hits Passenger Ferry in Florida
• West Coast Dockworkers Union ILWU Slams Trump’s ‘Haphazard and Destructive’ Tariff Plan
• Operation Rough Rider: Trump’s Offensive Hits 800 Houthi Targets as Shipping Crisis Continues
• Fire at Iran’s Bandar Abbas Port Contained as Death Toll Rises
• US Treasury Targets Three Tankers for Delivering Oil Products to Houthi-Controlled Ports
• Trump China Tariffs Set to Unleash Supply Shock on U.S. Economy
• Greek Shippers Return to Russian Oil Market as Prices Slip Below G7 Cap
• Chinese Firms Turn to Indian Exporters to Help Fill US Orders
• South Korea Rules Out Tariff Deal With US Before June 3 Snap Election
• CMA CGM To Acquire Turkish Borusan’s Logistics Subsidiary In $440 Mln Deal
• Iran Still Battling Port Fire As Death Toll, Casualties Rise
• China Claims Sovereignty Over Disputed Reef In South China Sea
• Mike Lynch’s Sunken Yacht To Be Pulled From Sicilian Waters In May
• Update: Death Toll From Blast At Iran’s Bandar Abbas Port Rises To 40
• Putin Orders Russian Emergency Planes To Iran After Blast At Port
• China Says CK Hutchison’s Ports Deal Must Not Avoid Antitrust Review
• Update: Suspected Chemical Blast At Iran’s Bandar Abbas Kills 14, Injures Hundreds