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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Monday he is requesting an investigation into the "failures" of the "Biden-Buttigieg administration" that the Trump administration blames for the recent airline scares at the Newark, New Jersey, airport.

What could be a better memorial to Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, than a pod of faintly psychedelic giant lily pads? Perhaps a big bronze tree or a recording of the late monarch's voice.

I'm George Gerbo, and welcome to Washington Times Weekly, where we get the chance to sit down with our reporters and dig into their coverage of the latest news and events. Joining me today is Washington Times general assignment and culture reporter ...

A Christopher Columbus statue removed in 2020 amid a climate of racial reckoning after the police killing of George Floyd has finally found a home in a new museum dedicated to preserving the history of New Haven, Connecticut.

Expedia Group said Friday that reduced travel demand in the United States led to its weaker-than-expected revenue in the first quarter, and Bank of America said credit card transactions showed spending on flights and lodging kept falling last month.

Friday was a day of firsts for the newly installed Pope Leo XIV, including his first homily and mass as pope. In the Sistine Chapel, which until Thursday was the scene of the papal conclave that selected the first-ever American pontiff, Leo called ...

British aviation safety officials revealed in a report this week that a plane at London Gatwick Airport suffered a brake fire last June due to an error by the copilot.

Grizzly bear GB1058, a member of a rare four-cub litter, was found dead inside Grand Teton National Park after a vehicle hit it just months after his famous mother, GB399, was killed there similarly.

The government's civil liberties watchdog gave a relatively clean bill of health to the TSA's use of facial recognition technology to screen travelers, saying it's strikingly effective and is largely immune to abuse.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Thursday announced an overhaul of the nation's air traffic control system following a high-profile crash in Washington and near tragedies elsewhere that have shaken confidence in the industry and highlighted the ...