Road Safety & Congestion: A four-vehicle crash shut down I-41 southbound near Highway 142 in Kenosha, Wis., before traffic reopened about an hour later; in Louisiana, a Highway 1/169 crash involving an F-150 and Malibu reduced southbound traffic to one lane. Aviation Disruption: A Global X charter flight in Miami saw air-conditioning failure, sending four people to hospital and delaying the flight by about five hours; separate reports also note a JAL tire malfunction that led to emergency landing and runway damage checks at Tokyo Haneda. Rail & Transit Incidents: A pedestrian died after being struck by an RTD A Line train in Denver, with shuttle buses replacing service; MARTA shut down Oakland City station after a stabbing on a train. Maritime Security & Shipping: The U.S. disabled a Gambian-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman with a Hellfire missile as it allegedly tried to reach Iran, while Iran reasserted control over Strait of Hormuz traffic and Qatar opposed permanent shipping tolls. Port/Ship Operations: A Dutch-flagged cruise ship cleared after a hantavirus scare is allowed to sail again from Rotterdam. Freight & Enforcement: Ontario is moving to let municipalities fine illegal truck yards faster, aiming to cut years-long court delays. Industrial Accidents: A truck driver in the Philippines died after being run over by his own vehicle while loading heavy equipment; in California, a garbage-truck workplace incident left a man pinned and dead.