The past couple of weeks in space policy news have been dominated by defense headlines. In the U.S., a "czar" was appointed to oversee the Golden Dome project and the Pentagon began looking into alternative launch providers for Space Force Missions

The entertainment headlines may be all about Spiderman and The Odyssey, but the U.S. space policy headlines over the past two weeks were mostly about Star Wars. The Senate confirmed a new Chief of Space Operations, the Space Forces Association unveiled a simulation to depict space warfare for lawmakers, and the service touted its acquisition transformation

China's air force displayed a wide variety of technologically advanced weapon systems at the country's premier air show earlier this week, including the J-35A Stealth Fighter...

The guidance states that drones recently "have emerged as a viable law enforcement tool."

The Aerospace & Defense industry has been navigating extraordinary challenges in recent years: from the 737 Max grounding and the COVID-19 pandemic to labor shortages and steep inflation.

Today, the White House issued a long-rumored Executive Order (EO) targeting federal procurement and funding of drones from "adversary" countries, citing risks to national security.

Following Hanjin obtaining a rehabilitation order protecting its assets from creditors in South Korea Hanjin has obtained a temporary bankruptcy protection order from the District Court of New Jersey.

For years, plaintiff's attorney Montie S. Day has sued California auto insurers, arguing that the policy exclusion precluding coverage for first-party...

The Seventh Circuit has held that a Wisconsin company that makes water clarification systems does not have coverage for damages and medical bills...

So what happens when you run over a gas line with a wheeled electronic recycling bin in a residential building and rupture the gas line?

In this episode of Five Questions, Five Answers, we asked Automotive News Toronto Bureau Chief David Kennedy for his perspective on where the prime minister is taking Canada's trade policy and what the bilateral accord...

In three actions taken last week, the Biden Administration eased the tariff burden carried by numerous industries, including aviation, food, beverage and travel goods...

On December 30, 2022, Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued preliminary guidance on the implementation of a price cap exception...

So far, 2019 has shown enhanced trade sanctions controls for both the maritime and international trade industries.

In an advisory, the Treasury Department Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC"), the State Department and the Coast Guard (collectively, the "agencies") warned parties involved...

President Trump's sweeping new tariff, set to take effect August, would impose a 30% duty on all goods imported from the European Union and Mexico...

On April 26th, Shuyi Mo, a citizen of the People's Republic of China, was indicted by a federal grand jury for wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud the United States. Mo was involved in a scheme...

Once again, the United States and Japan failed to reach an agreement on auto tariffs.

The Automotive industry is navigating complexities with tariffs, connected vehicle data privacy, AI liability, and more. But which issues matter most to you?

The airline filed a motion to dismiss in which it argued that "federal law provides the exclusive standards for determining air carrier liability for alleged flight safety violations."