Subscribe
Subscribe
Home Tags Shipping

Tag: Shipping

America's two largest customs agencies announced a new record Monday for the number of counterfeit and pirated goods intercepted while being imported to the United States in one year. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
Business

Trump vows to act ‘swiftly’ after DHS reports $1.2 billion counterfeit goods imports in 2017

Anna Giaritelli -
0
U.S. Seeks to Isolate North Korea With Latest Round of Sanctions
Magazine

U.S. Seeks to Isolate North Korea With Latest Round of Sanctions

Jenna Lifhits -
0
A U.S. Coast Guard vessel moves past a cargo ship near the Isla Grande Port in San Juan, Puerto Rico on Sept. 27. President Trump ordered the Jones Act to be waived for shipments to hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico at the request of Gov. Ricardo Rossello. (Alex Wroblewski/Bloomberg)
Infrastructure

The Jones Act, a century-old maritime law, proves tough to sink

Diana Stancy Correll -
0
Economy

FedEx investing $3.2B in employee wages, bonuses, pensions, expanding US operations

Anna Giaritelli -
0
According to this year's Arctic Report Card,
Energy and Environment

NOAA: Sea ice melting amid second warmest year in Arctic

John Siciliano -
0
Electricity to Newcastle
Magazine

Electricity to Newcastle

The Scrapbook -
0
Board says the shipping law should be changed or repealed. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Energy and Environment

Puerto Rico oversight board blames Jones Act for adding ‘additional cost’ to recovery

Josh Siegel -
0
2017's economic gains may lead to an increase in President Trump's approval ratings. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Beltway Confidential

Ignore the polls: Let’s be bullish about Trump

Charles Sauer -
0
The Trump administration had issued a waiver of the shipping law on Sept. 28 to fulfill fuel needs on the island after Hurricane Maria. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)
News

DHS won’t extend Jones Act waiver for Puerto Rico

Josh Siegel -
0
Consider the challenge of sharing information on foreign fighters. Providing this information to Interpol may involve reducing sensitive data (e.g., intelligence derived from a war zone) to only what is appropriate for law enforcement and also may reasonably be assumed to fall into the hands of any Interpol member, including Russia, who could misuse information provided by the U.S. or other sources.
Energy and Environment

On counterterrorism, we’re still fighting the last war

Washington Examiner Staff -
0
1...212223...28Page 22 of 28
Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information

NEWS

POLICY

COMMENTARY

RESTORING AMERICA