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On Friday, U.S. maritime labor leaders took the opportunity of the 106th anniversary of the Jones Act to reiterate their demands for the Trump administration to end its emergency waiver program. They believe this policy harms American mariners, local shipping...
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U.S. forces boarded a sanctioned tanker in the Indian Ocean overnight, marking the latest effort in a series of operations aimed at disrupting vessel...
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At almost 40 years old, Lars Jensen believes that his Volkswagen camper van, which he affectionately calls “Sally,” is perfect for his upcoming adve...
Open articleOn Friday, the Trump administration announced a new set of sanctions against an international network accused of smuggling Iranian liquefied petroleu...
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According to a U.S. Central Command official, American forces have reported nearly 1,000 commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz in...
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The Royal Navy has recently introduced a new underwater mine disposal system on the RFA Lyme Bay as the UK and France work together to prepare for a...
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MANILA, June 4 (Reuters) – Recent satellite images obtained by Reuters confirmed the existence of a structure at the entrance of the contested Scarbo...
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The U.S. Coast Guard is getting ready to launch a new digital system that will change how mariners apply for and receive their Merchant Mariner Crede...
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In May, there were more orders for ships that run on alternative fuels, but the numbers are still much lower than last year. This shows that the glob...
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Deep Sea Minerals Corp. has achieved a key milestone in its quest to explore for important minerals on the Pacific seabed. The National Oceanic and A...
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