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- Trucking Market Holds Up in January
Trucking Market Holds Up in January The U.S. trucking market is off to a stronger-than-expected start in January, defying the usual post-holiday slowdown. Instead of seeing freight volumes and rates cool off after the busy November and December season, the market is showing continued tightness in capacity and steady pricing. Traditionally, January brings a lull as retailers slow shipments after restocking shelves for the holidays. So far in 2026, that slowdown hasn’t happened. Data suggests carriers are still rejecting freight at elevated levels, and spot rates remain stronger than what the industry has seen in recent years. Capacity Remains Tight One of the clearest signs of a firm trucking market is the level of tender rejections. According to SONAR data, the Outbound Tender Rejection Index (STRI.USA) is sitting at 9.97%. That means: Nearly 1 out of every 10 truckload shipments is being rejected by carriers Carriers… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 weeks ago - 2026 Triumph Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660 Preview
The Triumph Tiger Sport 660 (left) and Trident 660 (right) are both updated for 2026. The Triumph Trident 660 roadster and Tiger Sport 660 sport-tourer have both been updated for 2026, highlighted with changes to increase power in their shared Triple engine alongside unique updates for both models. 2026 Triumph Trident 660 The biggest news is the updated engine. Peak power has increased by nearly 14 hp to 94 hp at 11,250 rpm, and torque is increased to 50.2 lb-ft at 8,250 rpm. Redline was raised by 20% to 12,650 rpm. Triumph says these boosts are thanks to both mechanical changes and a new engine tune. 2026 Triumph Tiger Sport 660 Mechanical changes include three individual throttle bodies (one per cylinder) replacing the previous single throttle body, a larger airbox, a re-engineered cylinder head, and a larger radiator and fan. The exhaust gets a new 3-into-1 design and revised catalyst, and the 6-speed gearbox is updated with new input and… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 weeks ago - The Presidential Powers Trump Is Neglecting
A year into Donald Trump’s second presidential term, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of activity. Whether you think his administration has achieved great things or worry that it has unleashed terrible abuses, Trump sure looks to have done a lot.But if you view the year through the lens of the president’s powers, all of that action comes to seem more circumscribed. By neglecting some of the most significant formal and informal tools at his disposal, Trump has largely failed to advance durable policy change, at least on domestic matters. He has dominated a lot of news cycles, but at the expense of shaping the future—for good or ill.The American presidency is a framework of duties and powers. The president is formally required to “take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed,” for instance. He is also empowered and expected to propose measures to Congress and promote… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 weeks ago - Trump Exhaustion SyndromeAmong the greatest tricks Donald Trump ever pulled is convincing significant portions of the population that the slow erosion of their rights is not, actually, that big of a deal.After all, do undocumented immigrants with purported gang tattoos truly deserve due process? Is it really so bad to urge citizens to turn on their neighbors and co-workers for saying something outrageous? And is it problematic to punish journalists for reporting facts that the government would rather keep hidden? (Yes, yes, and yes! come the emphatic cries of constitutional-law experts, civil-liberties advocates, and others who care about this sort of thing.)A year into Trump’s second term, the emboldened president’s maximalist strategy—pushing every norm to its most elastic, and then a bit beyond, and from that new breaking point pushing yet again—conjures the boiling-frog theory, in which a frog placed in boiling water will immediately hop out, but a frog placed in… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 weeks ago
- The Attorney General Who Won’t Say No
By the time she faced her first oversight hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Pam Bondi had become a person she never really wanted to be. She had told a reporter once that in college she’d wanted to be a pediatrician, but she ended up becoming a lawyer. She’d said that she wasn’t sure she wanted to actually practice law, but she became a prosecutor. She’d told reporters that she “never dreamed” of running for political office, but she did that too, twice winning campaigns for Florida attorney general. She’d said that when Donald Trump eventually asked her to be U.S. attorney general, she “made it really clear” that she did not want the job. During his first term, she had confided to a friend that she wanted to be ambassador to Italy. But here she was in a Senate hearing room in October, a person who had once seemed so… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.2 weeks ago
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Trucking Market Holds Up in January The U.S. trucking market is off to a stronger-than-expected start in January, defying the usual post-holiday slowdown. Instead of seeing freight volumes and rates cool off after the busy November and December season, the market is showing continued tightness in capacity and steady pricing. Traditionally, January brings a lull as retailers slow shipments after restocking shelves for the holidays. So far in 2026, that slowdown hasn’t happened. Data suggests carriers are still rejecting freight at elevated levels, and spot rates remain stronger than what the industry has seen in recent years. Capacity Remains Tight One of the clearest signs of a firm trucking market is the level of tender rejections. According to SONAR data, the Outbound Tender Rejection Index (STRI.USA) is sitting at 9.97%. That means: Nearly 1 out of every 10 truckload shipments is being rejected by carriers Carriers… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
2 weeks ago
The Triumph Tiger Sport 660 (left) and Trident 660 (right) are both updated for 2026. The Triumph Trident 660 roadster and Tiger Sport 660 sport-tourer have both been updated for 2026, highlighted with changes to increase power in their shared Triple engine alongside unique updates for both models. 2026 Triumph Trident 660 The biggest news is the updated engine. Peak power has increased by nearly 14 hp to 94 hp at 11,250 rpm, and torque is increased to 50.2 lb-ft at 8,250 rpm. Redline was raised by 20% to 12,650 rpm. Triumph says these boosts are thanks to both mechanical changes and a new engine tune. 2026 Triumph Tiger Sport 660 Mechanical changes include three individual throttle bodies (one per cylinder) replacing the previous single throttle body, a larger airbox, a re-engineered cylinder head, and a larger radiator and fan. The exhaust gets a new 3-into-1 design and revised catalyst, and the 6-speed gearbox is updated with new input and… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
2 weeks ago
A year into Donald Trump’s second presidential term, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of activity. Whether you think his administration has achieved great things or worry that it has unleashed terrible abuses, Trump sure looks to have done a lot.But if you view the year through the lens of the president’s powers, all of that action comes to seem more circumscribed. By neglecting some of the most significant formal and informal tools at his disposal, Trump has largely failed to advance durable policy change, at least on domestic matters. He has dominated a lot of news cycles, but at the expense of shaping the future—for good or ill.The American presidency is a framework of duties and powers. The president is formally required to “take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed,” for instance. He is also empowered and expected to propose measures to Congress and promote… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
2 weeks ago
Among the greatest tricks Donald Trump ever pulled is convincing significant portions of the population that the slow erosion of their rights is not, actually, that big of a deal.After all, do undocumented immigrants with purported gang tattoos truly deserve due process? Is it really so bad to urge citizens to turn on their neighbors and co-workers for saying something outrageous? And is it problematic to punish journalists for reporting facts that the government would rather keep hidden? (Yes, yes, and yes! come the emphatic cries of constitutional-law experts, civil-liberties advocates, and others who care about this sort of thing.)A year into Trump’s second term, the emboldened president’s maximalist strategy—pushing every norm to its most elastic, and then a bit beyond, and from that new breaking point pushing yet again—conjures the boiling-frog theory, in which a frog placed in boiling water will immediately hop out, but a frog placed in… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
2 weeks ago
By the time she faced her first oversight hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Pam Bondi had become a person she never really wanted to be. She had told a reporter once that in college she’d wanted to be a pediatrician, but she ended up becoming a lawyer. She’d said that she wasn’t sure she wanted to actually practice law, but she became a prosecutor. She’d told reporters that she “never dreamed” of running for political office, but she did that too, twice winning campaigns for Florida attorney general. She’d said that when Donald Trump eventually asked her to be U.S. attorney general, she “made it really clear” that she did not want the job. During his first term, she had confided to a friend that she wanted to be ambassador to Italy. But here she was in a Senate hearing room in October, a person who had once seemed so… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
2 weeks ago
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