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A genetic study of Asian elephants in northern Cambodia published Thursday reveals a larger and more robust population than previously thought, raising hopes the endangered species could slowly recover.

Tourists frustrated by the growing number of National Park Service properties refusing to accept cash have an ally in Sen. Cynthia Lummis.

Metallica is bringing their powerhouse performance from Mexico City straight to viewers' faces courtesy of Apple.

Among millennials and Gen Z, 1 in 4 say they pack their own condiments, especially hot sauce, when visiting a restaurant.

Court records say a passenger on a small regional flight to Miami attacked a flight attendant, kicked and punched the seat of the person in front of him and swallowed rosary beads as pilots returned to the airport in Savannah, Georgia.

Southwest Airlines will start charging most customers to check their bags on flights booked on or after May 28, prompting an uproar on social media.

Federal investigators probing January's fatal air collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport have called for restrictions on military helicopters to make the area safer for commercial passengers.

A man is facing federal assault charges after he purportedly threatened a flight attendant and struck a person filming his rant before trying to hit the crew member.

Southwest Airlines will begin charging customers a fee to check bags, abandoning a decades-long practice that executives had described last fall as key to differentiating the budget carrier from its rivals.

California dominates the list of the happiest cities in America, according to WalletHub.