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ICE Says Claim it Purchased Hudson Valley Warehouse Was ‘Mistake’

The Chester facility was understood to be part of the Trump administration’s plan to house 80,000 immigrants in warehouses across the country.

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NY-NJ Gateway Tunnel Work to Resume Next Week With Federal Funds

A federal judge last week directed the Trump administration to send the funds to Gateway.

A construction site for the Gateway Program Hudson Tunnel Project in New York on Feb. 17. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg

Port of Los Angeles Imports Slump in January

Seroka noted that despite the trade war uncertainty, “purchase orders that go out three months in advance to Asia look stable, a good sign.”

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How the FMCSA’s Non-Domiciled CDL Rule Affects Logistics

By proactively assessing exposure and building resilience, transportation companies are in a better position to manage disruptions the rule could cause.

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Trump Admin Unveils Plan to Revive U.S. Shipbuilding

The administration says it will look to focus on special loans and tax breaks for American shipbuilders, as well as workplace development initiatives for U.S. mariners.

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Iran Temporarily Closes Strait of Hormuz

The closure comes as the U.S. and Iran hold the second round of negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss Iran's nuclear program.

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France Fines Russia-Linked Oil Tanker in Shadow Fleet Crackdown

More than 600 tankers have been sanctioned by a combination of the European Union, the U.K. and U.S. for their links to Russia.

The shadow fleet tanker Turbo Voyager transits through Denmark’s Great Belt carrying Russian oil to India. Russia shipped 3.28 million barrels a day of crude to overseas markets in the four weeks to Nov. 17. Photographer: Carsten Snejbjerg/Bloomberg

Hapag-Lloyd to Buy Competitor Zim in $4.2B Deal

There’s been increased consolidation pressure in the industry due to a slump in freight rates during the pandemic, when carriers ordered a record number of ships to meet demand.

ZIM Integrated Shipping Services freight containers. Photographer: Aaron McKenzie Fraser/Bloomberg

NOAA to Change Rules on Vessel Speeds

Currently, large ships are required to slow down at certain times to avoid collisions, which is a leading cause of death for the giant North Atlantic right whales.

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ATA Backs EPA Emissions Reversal

Trump called the decision “the single largest deregulatory action in American history, by far,” and labeled the endangerment finding “one of the greatest scams in history."

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CK Hutchison Threatens Legal Action Over Panama Canal Port Dispute

The Hong Kong firm also that it was planning to take further steps to protect its rights and interests at the two ports situated at either end of the Panama Canal.

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Is it a Drug Cartel Drone? Is it a Balloon? Reason for El Paso Airport Closure Remains Mysterious

The closure, which appeared to surprise state and local officials, went into effect at 11:30 p.m. local time on January 10 and was lifted a little before 7 a.m. on Tuesday 11.

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