A mural of the Clotilda adorns a concrete embankment in Africatown, a community near Mobile founded by Africans illegally transported to Alabama aboard the slave ship. Some of their descendants ...

FILE - An oil tanker is moored at the Sheskharis complex, part of Chernomortransneft JSC, a subsidiary of Transneft PJSC, in Novorossiysk, Russia, on Oct. 11, 2022. (AP Photo, File) 31,228 people ...

The 2025 Sail Portsmouth tall ships festival is canceled due to construction at the Commercial Fishing Pier, but the Sea Challenge program will continue. Sail Portsmouth plans to return with the ...

The spotlight was back on U.S. supply chains heading into the Memorial Day weekend after President Donald Trump threatened a “straight” 50% tariff on the European Union and at least a 25% levy ...

How's this for an unexpected visitor: A 443-foot container ship ran aground in the yard of a Norwegian homeowner, barely missing his cabin. The ship crashed in the early morning of May 22 into the ...

A Norwegian man who lives by the coast was “astonished” to discover an enormous cargo ship in his backyard after it ran aground in the early hours of the morning. The 443-foot vessel smashed ...

Johan Helberg was asleep at home when a 440-foot-long cargo ship crashed into his backyard. The NCL Salten was transporting goods to the Norwegian town of Orkanger when it ran aground. The ship's ...

Gayle Anderson reports on the U.S. Navy ships coming to town for LA Fleet Week 2025. The four active-duty vessels from the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard will be available beginning Friday for free ...

The annual Parade of Ships, which marks the official start of Fleet Week in New York City, started about three hours later than expected; the first ship did not pass under the Verrazzano-Narrows ...

The 4,500-ton ship with a length of 100 meters is capable of conducting deep-sea surveys, he added. The Tan Sou Er Hao was spotted about 240 km off the coastal town of Burgos in Ilocos Norte on ...

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board went aboard the Mexican naval ship Cuauhtemoc Tuesday to interview remaining crew about the ship’s deadly crash into the Brooklyn Bridge.

Federal transportation safety investigators will be looking into whether wind and tide played roles when the masts of the Cuauhtémoc, a 300-foot training ship, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge.