Texas’ Maritime Renaissance: Davie Defense and Galveston’s Shipbuilding Groundbreaking
Advanced shipbuilding is returning to Texas for the first time [...]
Running Dark Through Hormuz: The Quiet Campaign to Keep Shipping Moving
The U.S. military has abandoned the megaphone and instead, picked [...]
The Longest Day at 82: What D-Day 2026 Means for Those Who Work the Water
Eighty-two years ago today, the largest armada in history crossed [...]
Bourbon Aged on the Mississippi — and Your TWIC Gets You a Discount
A Kentucky distillery just opened its floating barrelhouses to the [...]
The One Percent Problem
The maritime industry is running out of officers, but largely [...]
Tehran’s Toll Booth: What the Persian Gulf Strait Authority Means for Shipping
Tehran has launched a formal permission regime over the Strait [...]
Don’t Be a Statistic: A Texas Boater’s Guide to National Safe Boating Week
National Safe Boating Week is May 16–22, 2026! Safety can [...]
Hantavirus on the High Seas: What the M/V Hondius Outbreak Means for You
Three passengers are dead, and a hundred and fifty people [...]
Setting the Record Straight: The $2.25 Billion Key Bridge Settlement
The largest U.S. maritime legal recovery in history — and [...]
Old Laws in a New War: The Jones Act Waiver Extension and What that Means for Mariners
The Trump administration has extended its Jones Act waiver through [...]