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Securing discounts, trimming overall delivery charges and tapping alternative carriers are among the methods customers should explore, experts said. Read More

The Salvation Army’s canteen trucks—many of them donated by FedEx—play a vital role in supporting communities around the world. While these mobile units are best known for providing meals, water, and comfort during natural disasters and other emergencies, their impact extends far beyond crisis response. Each canteen is a flexible, on‑the‑ground resource that allows The […]

The 100% tariff will go into effect on July 31 for several major pharmaceutical companies — with full-scale implementation to begin in September. Read More

Goods made entirely of the metals will still face a 50% tariff, but the levy will be reduced to 25% for certain derivative goods, effective April 6. Read More

Efforts to study, prepare for and address climate change have taken a major hit. But a few programs are hanging on thanks to bipartisan support. Read More

Prince William County residents oppose the massive Digital Gateway project for a number of reasons, but the heart of their legal challenge was a public meeting notice. Read More

Former Department of Energy workers say potential grant recipients have been left in the dark about whether they will receive funding. Read More

The early morning vote in a mostly empty chamber paves the way for an end to the record-setting agency shutdown. Read More