GOP chairman: Trump’s infrastructure plan may slip to next year
Congressional work on President Trump’s $1 trillion infrastructure package may slip to next year, a Republican chairman said Thursday....
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CBO: Debt ceiling will be hit in October
The Congressional Budget Office on Thursday projected that the U.S. Treasury would “most likely” run out of cash in early to mid-October...
Some box terminals are facing 'catastrophic economic failure', warns analyst
Major container ports could be facing an investment crisis that will dwarf the problems seen in liner shipping over the last few years....
Why Would Anyone Fear a Self-Driving Car?
To understand what the world will be like in ten years, it isn’t enough to look back at how different things were a decade ago and...
White House Office of American Innovation Lays Out Priorities
The White House Office of American Innovation announced in March has been an object of fascination among the government community. Led by...
This Encrypted Ride-Sharing App Could Be the Future of Transportation
For many people, the convenience of a ride-sharing service like Uber or Lyft outweighs the collection and use of their personal data,...
One year on, the expanded Panama Canal still 'surpassing expectations'
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) yesterday celebrated the first anniversary of the opening of the expanded waterway, described as a...
Abbott plots aggressive approach to special session
Gov. Greg Abbott is plotting an aggressive approach to the upcoming special session of the Legislature, diverting from his above-the-fray...
ULTRA Wide Load! World's LARGEST container ship that weighs 210,890 tonnes and spans FOUR footba
Stretching a quarter of a mile and weighing a mighty 210,890 tonnes, the world's largest container ship laden with cars, car parts,...
LAW: Measure would prohibit U.S. states from establishing rules on AV technology
A U.S. House Republican proposal revealed last week would bar states from setting their own rules about the designing and testing of...
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