U.S. Government

After a lengthy review. the Biden administration announced that tariffs on $18 billion worth of Chinese imports will remain and even increase in certain sectors.

Two months after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the Dali cargo ship has been refloated and is heading back to the Baltimore port.

The U.S. has intensified its efforts against forced labor by blocking imports from 26 Chinese cotton companies.

Take a closer look at the Top 15 trade partners for the United States, and why Mexico continues to dominate the top spot.

Trucking leaders are livid at the Biden Administration's EPA’s electric truck mandates, citing technological and infrastructural challenges.

Two Democratic senators proposed a new bill that will regulate the use of productivity quotas and improve safety for workers.

While President Biden continues to invest in U.S. manufacturing, job opportunities are simply not keeping up with the industry's growth.

Despite economic challenges, U.S. factory production rose in March, led primarily by the automotive industry

In another boon for domestic manufacturing, President Biden awarded Samsung $6.4 billion for new semiconductor chip plants in Texas.

The U.S. ban on imports from China's Xinjiang region is delaying deliveries of high-end cars like Porsche, Audi, and Bentley to the U.S. market.

The US Government is giving $6.6 billion to the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer to build a fabrication plant in Arizona.

The trucking industry is speaking out on the Biden administration's new emission standards for heavy-duty trucks.

Two weeks after the Baltimore bridge collapsed, a large container ship lost power near New York's Verrazzano Bridge before being towed to safety.

The tugboat became the first vessel to move through a temporary alternate channel in Baltimore's Patapsco River on Monday.

All eyes are on Congress regarding funding to keep the U.S. government open. If the government does shutdown, between 800,000 and 2.1 million employees across the federal government will not be at work. This will include some who work to keep our freight moving safely across the country and the world.