Aviation Safety: NTSB says an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 crash at Miami International likely involved repeated “too fast” warnings and a late, confused go-around attempt, with cockpit audio showing inconsistent pilot response before the aircraft overshot the runway and hit a workers’ van. Port & Trade Infrastructure: B.C. opened Canada’s first majority Indigenous-owned port in Stewart, with the Nisg̱a’a and Tahltan nations taking ownership of the Portland Canal Marine Terminal to expand mineral concentrate exports and inbound cargo capacity. Arctic Shipping: China’s containerships pushed further along the Northern Sea Route, with one 2026 run reaching England and a new service opening at Murmansk for Central Russia exports. Freight & Rail Capacity: India’s Cabinet cleared a 110-km multitracking project on the Ghatkesar–Kazipet corridor to cut congestion and improve freight and passenger reliability across major commodity flows. Fuel Cost Pressure: Florida gas prices topped $4 after wholesale oil futures surged amid the Iran conflict, adding to broader transportation cost strain. Policy & Oversight: U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz urged an independent federal review of Indiana’s LEAP Research and Innovation District and major data center projects, citing transparency and utility-demand concerns. Energy Logistics: HBM Nigeria commissioned a high-capacity CNG station at its Mfamosing plant, aiming to reduce energy and logistics costs while improving sustainability. Local Mobility Disruptions: Marseille announced a nine-day Lincoln Street Bridge closure for repairs, urging route changes for residents and emergency services. Public Sector Fleet: Los Angeles approved $13.04M in debt financing for 107 LAPD vehicles ahead of the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics.