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U.S. Says $20.6B of Tariff Refunds On the Way to Importers
CBP is in the process of issuing refunds to importers who paid as much as $166 billion across more than 53 million import entries.
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U.S. Denies Iran Report on Draft Peace Deal to Reopen Hormuz
Both Iran and the U.S. have said their talks, via mediators such as Pakistan and Qatar, are making progress.
Ships anchored in the Strait of Hormuz near Larak Island, Iran on May 16. Photographer: Majid Saeedi/Getty Images
Secretary Duffy Comes Under Fire for Sponsored ‘Great American Road Trip’
The Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics called on the DOT’s acting inspector general to investigate whether Duffy violated federal gift and travel rules during the filming.
On the way to Monument Valley, Arizona. Photo: iStock/Pgiam
The Case For (and Against) UP's Proposed Rail Mega-Merger
Dubbed the "Great Connection" by UP and Norfolk, the transcontinental railroad that would be formed as a result of the merger would be the first of its kind in the U.S.
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Supreme Court Rejects Florida Lawsuit Over Trucker Licenses for Immigrants
Florida had claimed that the two states had openly defied immigration laws by illegally issuing a CDL to an Indian truck driver involved in a crash that killed three people.
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Swiss Trader Had Lucrative Role Getting Iraqi Oil Through Hormuz
The outsized profits on offer for getting cargo out are drawing wide-ranging interest — from established players in the oil market to relative newcomers.
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Airbus, Air France Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter in 2009 Crash
The Paris Appeals Court overturned a decision from a lower court in 2023, that had acquitted the manufacturer and the airline.
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Report: U.S. Employers Spending $1.7B Annually to Fight Unions
The EPI found that companies routinely deploy targeted messaging campaigns and outside legal advisers to discourage workers from supporting union drives.
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DOJ Unveils Price-Fixing Charges in Shipping Container Case
According to the indictment, the conspiracy began as early as March 2019, when company executives began discussing prices and supply of containers.
Container ships at the Port of Arica in Arica, Chile. Photo: John Moore/Getty Images via Bloomberg
FMC Eyes Expanded Role in Protecting U.S. Cargo
Speaking at 2026's AgTC conference in Tacoma, Washington, on May 19, FMC Chairman Laura DiBella detailed the agency's overarching goal to return to its roots.
FMC Chairman Laura DiBella speaking at AgTC 2026 in Tacoma, Washington. Photo: SCB File Photo
EPA to Roll Back Limits on PFAS in Drinking Water
The EPA will seek to eliminate PFAS limitations that had previously been established under the Biden administration in 2024.
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NTSB Says UPS Didn’t Act After 2011 Boeing Letter on Defect
Boeing issued a service letter in 2008 informing operators of MD-11F cargo jets of fractures in a component of the plane’s engine mount.blo
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