March 29, 2021 photo shows the Ever Given moving on the Suez Canal after the massive container ship was refloated as being stranded in the canal for almost a week. Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa via Getty Images ...

The Ever Given has begun its journey out of the Suez Canal more than three months after it ran aground, clogging up one of the world’s most vital trade arteries and disrupting global supply chains.

The Ever Given sits beached across the Suez Canal, blocking all traffic. The ship was re-floated on March 29. ... "As of now, the reports are that it was purely a weather-related incident." ...

The Ever Given made headlines worldwide when it blocked the Suez Canal for six days bringing huge swathes of global trade to a shuddering halt. The huge container ship is thought to have prevented ...

The "Ever Given stuck again" Newsweek headline was shared as a popular submission on Reddit's r/savedyouaclick. ... and now stuck in Egypt, matters quickly become an international morass. In sum, ...

The Ever Given might have to change its name to the Ever Stuck after an Egyptian judge ruled on Tuesday that the massive cargo ship can be legally held in the Great Bitter Lake by the Suez Canal ...

Now, ships like the Ever Given carry maximum loads of more than 20,000 containers. Boat-building technology could in the years and decades ahead produce ever-larger ships, perhaps growing to ...

Why was the Ever Given impounded? You can't just block an international-trade bottleneck for nearly a week and expect no consequences -- Egypt's Suez Canal Authority said it was owed $916 million ...

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands—The Ever Given, the 1,300-foot container ship that became an internet meme after getting stuck in the Suez Canal, is now facing a new type of celebrity: tourist destination.

The Ever Given container ship has been freed and is now floating, after being stranded in the Suez Canal for almost a week, authorities say, following an around-the-clock international effort to ...

The Ever Given, now stuck in the Suez Canal, reportedly executed this phallic pattern in the Red Sea. (Screenshot via Twitter) Many moons have elapsed since last we’ve gazed upon a carefully ...