A key U.S. inflation gauge slowed last month as President Donald Trump’s tariffs have yet to noticeably push up prices, while American incomes jumped.
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Tariff Truce Keeps China-US Trade Flowing Across the Pacific
The ceasefire in the tariff fight between the United States and China is encouraging trade across the Pacific, holding up freight prices three weeks on, even as container bookings have slowed.
Ford Says Michigan Battery Plant at Risk if Tax Credits Cut
Ford’s plan to make electric vehicle batteries at a new site in Michigan would be put at risk if Congress cuts federal incentives for clean energy, the company’s chair said.
House to Debate Transportation Funding Request for Fiscal 26
Subcommittee debate on the bill meant to fund operations at the Department of Transportation is scheduled for July 14 with full committee consideration slated for July 17.
Federal Appeals Court Allows Collection of Tariffs, For Now
The federal appeals court has allowed President Donald Trump to temporarily continue collecting tariffs under the emergency powers law while he appeals the federal trade court’s decision.
Penske Offers Carriers Fantasy Performance Options
Penske Truck Leasing believes it has some of the answers to fleet management optimization with the latest upgrades to its Catalyst AI platform.
Oregon Expands Trucking Oversight With New Law
The bill is intended to expand enforcement to vehicles 10,001-26,000 pounds and will help align state statute with federal law under the interstate compact.
Tennessee to Build $30 Million River Port Near Nashville
Tennessee has formed a venture with barge carrier Ingram Marine Group to build a multimodal inland river port on the Cumberland River near I-24 less than a half hour’s drive from Nashville.
US Ports See More Gains in April Amid Tariff Anxiety
U.S. ports continued to see year-over-year container volume increases in April even amid shifting trade policies in recent months.
Trump to Appeal Ruling Against Tariffs
The Trump administration says it will go to the Supreme Court if needed to overturn a May 28 court decision against his new tariffs.