President Trump signed an agreement with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to boost access to critical minerals and rare earths, as the U.S. looks to reduce reliance on China.
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2025 MCE Photo Gallery
Photos from American Trucking Associations' Management Conference & Exhibition atSan Diego Convention Center on Oct. 25-28, 2025.
October 20, 2025Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs Explores US Sites for Rare Earths
Cleveland-Cliffs said two of its sites, one in Michigan and another in Minnesota, show key indicators of rare-earth mineralization.
October 20, 2025White House Details Trumps New Truck Tariffs
Truck imports that qualify for relief under the U.S.-Canada-Mexico trade agreement will be exempt from the charges, but not buses, according to the fact sheet.
October 18, 2025Xiaomi Driver Death Fuels China Push For New EV Door Design
Tesla is also under scrutiny in the U.S., with NHTSA having launched a defect investigation into certain Model Y door handles.
October 16, 2025Trucking Leaders to Unite in San Diego for ATAs MCE 2025
The theme for this year's event, to be held Oct. 25-28 in San Diego, reflects the industry's resolve: A United Front: Driving Policy in a New Era.
October 16, 2025Greer Says China Trade Tensions Could Subside Soon
Weve been pretty successful in finding a path forward with them in the past so we think well be able to work through it, Jamieson Greer said Oct. 14 in an interview with CNBC.
October 14, 2025Carolina Renewable Products to Build $280M S.C. Plant
The project aims to provide a new renewable diesel source for Southeast fleets and shippers, tying fuel production to the regions forestry economy and adding 155 jobs.
October 14, 2025GM to Take $1.6B Hit as Tax Incentives for EVs Are Slashed
GM warned that it may take additional hits as it adjusts production, with non-cash charges potentially impacting operations and cash flow in the future.
October 14, 2025Class 8 Truck Orders Slide 44% as Tariffs Strain
ACT Research preliminary data showed orders decreased 44% year over year to 20,800 units. But they increased 57.6% from the 13,200 units reported in August.
October 9, 2025