[Long pause] — While I figure it out, here’s the supply chain and logistics news that caught my attention this week: Los Angeles, Long Beach Port Strike Deadline Moves to Friday Night (SupplyChain247) Democrats Are Hatching a Plan to Reverse Trump’s Canada Tariffs (WSJ – sub.
How will this shift in power affect supply chains in 2027 and beyond?
For companies with supply chains spanning all three countries, uncertainty around future trade rules, sourcing decisions, and cross-border transportation costs will likely continue.
Artificial intelligence will be another area of focus for the new Congress, with potential legislation addressing data privacy, safety, and accountability.
There is also growing opposition to building new AI data centers because of concerns about rising electricity costs and environmental impacts.