Morocco's ports have emerged as a flashpoint in protests against the country's decision to normalize ties with Israel.

A group of Pro-Palestinian supporters gathered at the St. Johns Town Center Saturday afternoon, calling on Jacksonville Port Authority to end its contract with global shipping company Maersk.

Crews continue the complicated and meticulous operation of removing the steel and concrete from the fallen Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

Here’s what to know about the cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing it to collapse and leaving six construction workers presumed dead.

Officials say that two U.S.-flagged ships carrying cargo for the Defense and State departments have come under attack off Yemen.

The top commander of U.S. naval forces in the Middle East says Iranian-backed Houthi rebels are showing no signs of ending their “reckless” attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea.

Jacksonville-based sailors are now stepping up security in the Middle East to protect commercial shipping vessels threatened by Houthi rebels.

Shipping firm Maersk says it is preparing to allow vessels to resume sailing through the Red Sea.

A ballistic missile fired by Yemen’s Houthi rebels has slammed into a cargo ship in the Red Sea near the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

A contract between shipping companies and 22,000 West Coast dockworkers has expired.

The marine shipping industry is facing new regulations to address carbon pollution and documents show the industry is fighting back.

The Port of Los Angeles is on track to move a record volume of import cargo this year.

A logjam at the U.K.‘s busiest commercial port has ratcheted up concerns that the country could see shortages of toys, food and other items during the crucial Christmas holiday period.

According to the World Economic Forum, if shipping was a country, it would be the sixth-largest polluter in the world. That would leave shipping producing as much as 17% of global carbon dioxide emissions in 2050. The challenge is particularly acute because the choices shipping companies make now will play out over the next 30 years. Little headwaySince the IMO set its target, many of the world's largest shipping companies have made ambitious pledges to slash their emissions over the next three decades. "Shipping companies are failing to push for the critical technologies required to reduce their carbon footprint," according to CDP.