The TSA plans to fly thousands of supervisors to Nevada or Georgia for overnight stays to attend a four-hour training, despite the administration’s efficiency push.
Federal prosecutors charge the Dali’s chief engineer with failing to warn the Coast Guard about dangerous pump conditions before the ship destroyed Baltimore’s Key Bridge in 2024.
New York breaks ground on a subway extension to East Harlem after the Trump administration released the federal funding it had withheld for a year.
CDC adds Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson as second U.S. entry point for Ebola screening, days after Dulles was named the only authorized airport.
Long Island Rail Road and unions reach deal ending three-day strike, restoring service Tuesday for 300,000 daily commuters.
Five unions strike Long Island Rail Road early Saturday, halting North America’s busiest commuter system and 250,000 weekday rides into New York City.
Palm Beach airport deal lets Trump’s company sell branded merchandise, pick vendors, and pocket licensing fees from the renamed facility.
Federal prosecutors charge Dali operator Synergy Marine and employee with conspiracy and misconduct resulting in death over Key Bridge collapse.
Trump nominates Serco executive David Cummins to lead TSA after shutdown left employees unpaid and thousands of agents off the job.
Palm Beach County approves licensing deal giving Trump Organization vendor pre-approval, audit rights, and trademark control of renamed airport.
NTSB investigates a United 767 that struck a light pole on landing approach to Newark, sending a landing gear tire through a tractor-trailer windshield.
White House weighs Defense Production Act takeover of Spirit Airlines as Iran war fuel costs push the twice-bankrupt carrier toward liquidation.
NTSB preliminary report finds airport radar could not track rescue truck and communication breakdown preceded fatal LaGuardia crash that killed two pilots.
TSA quietly advances “GoldPlus” airport privatization plan, transferring screening workforce and technology to private contractors under federal oversight.
Trump administration releases $3.4 billion in Second Avenue subway funding minutes before MTA lawsuit hearing, after seven-month DEI standoff.
Transportation Secretary Duffy withholds $73 million from New York after state refuses to revoke commercial trucking licenses for non-citizens.
FAA caps O’Hare summer flights about 10% below airlines’ 3,000-a-day plan, citing controller capacity and terminal construction.
FAA reverses course and approves military use of high-energy anti-drone lasers in U.S. airspace, two months after shutting down border flights over safety concerns.
FAA chief held multimillion-dollar airline stock for seven months past his ethics agreement deadline while overseeing the industry he invested in.
New DHS Secretary Mullin floats pulling customs officers from airports in sanctuary cities, a move that would cancel international flights to major hubs.
California mail ballot rejections quadrupled after Postal Service reduced rural pickup trips, with voters following the same habits that worked for years.
House adjourns without voting on Senate-passed bill to end the 47-day DHS shutdown, with 61,000 TSA workers still unpaid.
Florida Gov. DeSantis signs bill renaming Palm Beach International Airport after Trump, with an estimated $5.5 million cost to taxpayers still requiring FAA approval.
Homan says ICE agents will remain at airports indefinitely after 500 TSA officers quit during the 45-day DHS shutdown.
Record 12% of TSA employees call out on day 43 of the DHS shutdown as 500 officers have quit and travelers hire professional line sitters at airports.
House Transportation Chair Sam Graves announces retirement after 13 terms, the 37th House Republican to forgo reelection in a record-setting exodus.
Trump declares emergency to pay TSA workers on day 42 of DHS shutdown after rejecting a Senate deal that would have funded the agency.
FAA halts flights at five Mid-Atlantic airports for the second time this month after a strong smell forces controllers from the Potomac TRACON facility in Virginia.
Senate unanimously passes bill funding most of DHS except ICE and Border Patrol, sending it to the House before Easter recess.
White House rejects Elon Musk’s offer to pay TSA workers during the DHS shutdown, citing legal conflicts with his federal contracts.
USPS seeks temporary 8% surcharge on most package shipping to cover rising fuel costs, warning the agency will run out of cash by early 2027.
TSA flagged a mother and her 9-year-old daughter on a passenger list and alerted ICE before plainclothes agents detained them at San Francisco International Airport.
Delta suspends VIP escorts, upgrades and rebooking services for members of Congress as the DHS shutdown enters its sixth week.
Trump swears in Markwayne Mullin as Homeland Security secretary on day 39 of the DHS shutdown, with ICE agents deployed to airports and after over 400 TSA officers quit.
NTSB says LaGuardia’s runway safety system did not alert before Sunday’s collision between an Air Canada jet and a fire truck because emergency vehicles lacked tracking systems.
Trump says he will block any DHS deal until Democrats pass the SAVE America Act, keeping ICE at airports “for as long as it takes.”
ICE agents ordered to deploy to airports Monday for crowd control as more than 400 TSA officers quit during five-week DHS shutdown.
Trump threatens to replace TSA with ICE agents at airports as DHS shutdown enters its sixth week with 366 screeners quitting since February 14.
Chicago Transit Authority sues the federal government over withholding $2 billion for the Red Line extension to the Far South Side, warns both projects may stop.
Transportation lobbyists who never gave to prior candidates are donating thousands to Transportation Secretary Duffy’s 26-year-old son-in-law’s congressional campaign in Wisconsin, ProPublica finds.
FAA requires radar separation between planes and helicopters near airports, ending reliance on visual “see and avoid” after the 2025 Reagan National crash that killed 67 people.
Trump waives the 106-year-old Jones Act and eases Venezuela oil sanctions on the same day as the administration scrambles to contain a 27% gas price surge three weeks into the Iran war.
Amazon plans to slash Postal Service deliveries by two-thirds this fall as agency warns it will run out of cash within a year.
New York’s MTA sues Trump administration for withholding $60 million in Second Avenue subway funding after Hochul warns “enough is enough.”
Trump administration sues California to block its 2035 zero-emission vehicle mandate as gas prices spike nationwide from the Iran war.
DHS restores Global Entry after three-week suspension during shutdown while blaming Democrats for the disruptions its own decision created.
White House cites alcohol and harassment to justify NTSB firing two days after giving no reason for removing lead investigator of the DC midair crash.
Airports tell travelers to arrive 4-5 hours early as security delays mount in second government shutdown in five months, with TSA workers again going unpaid.
White House fires NTSB board member two years into five-year term with no reason given, after he led the DC midair crash response that killed 67.
Pentagon and FAA agree to test anti-drone lasers in New Mexico after two misfires by military and DHS shut down airspace near El Paso.
