I am taking the afternoon off to tighten screws. Literally. There are loose screws everywhere in this house. All the screws on our door knobs, loose from all the opening and closing. All the screws beneath our dining room chairs, loose from all shifting in our seats. The screws behind our kitchen cabinet knobs? The screws inside the plastic feet of our rice cooker? They’re loose too. Even the tiny ones on my reading glasses need to be tightened. I know what you’re thinking: Adrian has a screw loose. But that one was stripped long ago, and I can’t reach it. Some loose screws, I’m afraid, you just have to live with. — Moving on, here’s the supply chain and logistics news that caught my attention this week: - America’s Four-Year Trucking Slump Is Finally Over (WSJ – sub. req’d) - Appeals court says U.S. government can keep collecting 10% tariffs for now (ABC News) - Amazon Freight LTL is now available to shippers of any size to any type of destination - Trump says he may not renew USMCA with Mexico and Canada (The Hill) - Driverless Trucks Are Here—and They’re Delivering Bags of Doritos (WSJ – sub. req’d) - Einride, a Global Leader in Autonomous and Electric Freight, Completes Business Combination and Will Begin Trading on Nasdaq Stock Market - Volvo Autonomous Solutions plans fully driverless operations in Q1 2027 (TruckingDive) - Wing and Walmart name seven new markets for drone delivery service - Neura Robotics Announces Record Series C Of Up To $1.4 Billion To Accelerate The World’s Leading Physical Ai Platform - Trimble Unveils Next-Gen Shipper TMS to Redefine Supply Chain Flexibility - Alpega Group And Wakeo Formalise Strategic Alliance To Deliver Unified Transport Intelligence To Shippers Worldwide - Nearly 11,000 Bourbon Bottles Worth ‘Half a