Middle East Disruption: U.S.-Iran fighting kept escalating, with strikes hitting bridges and a port surveillance tower at Chabahar and Hormuz shipping slumping to near standstill as only a handful of commodity vessels transited—raising fresh logistics and energy-supply jitters. Port & Air Infrastructure: Richmond International Airport’s commission discussed construction priorities and a “gateway to the world” vision, while the U.S. DOT awarded Denton, Texas $1M for an Intelligent Transportation Systems master plan to improve traffic flow. Border & Public Safety: ICE body-camera gaps are under fire after a Biddeford, Maine mayor called it “totally unacceptable” that agents weren’t equipped before a deadly shooting. Freight & Fuel Costs: Diesel prices stayed volatile, with Fulton County’s lowest reported at $3.97/gal, and AAR data showed mixed rail performance (carloads slightly down, intermodal up). Cyber & Supply Chain: Coca-Cola’s Fairlife temporarily suspended U.S. production after a ransomware attack, though product quality/safety was said unaffected. Tech & Mobility: SpaceX scrubbed a Starship launch attempt after multiple engine failures, and Wall Street slid as chip stocks sold off amid AI spending worries. Local Roads: Kentucky’s U.S. 51 “Cairo” Bridge is expected to reopen late Friday after a vehicle pursuit incident.