The US federal government has shut down. The travel impact could be felt in longer airport lines, muddled itineraries and US ...

Thousands have been forced into unpaid furlough, with many more having to work unpaind until the shutdown is lifted ...

A bitter deadlock between President Trump and Democrats in Congress over federal spending is expected to disrupt services and ...

The US government is now in shutdown, a first in more than six years. Essential services such as post, banking, healthcare ...

A range of government services will be halted in a shutdown. National parks, airport security lines and clinical trials could take a hit.

Those programs that rely on mandatory spending also generally continue during a shutdown. Social Security checks continue to go out. Seniors who rely on Medicare coverage can still go see their ...

Prospective air traffic controllers won't be discouraged by the threat of another round of layoffs, Deputy Transportation Secretary Steven Bradbury said Tuesday at a POLITICO event at Washington's ...

A potential shutdown of the U.S. government looms at midnight, as President Donald Trump and members of congress work toward ...

A federal government shutdown could be just hours away, with little hope for a last-minute deal in Congress to prevent ...

Airports officials are seeking to create a long-haul connection between Dulles and a sought-after Asian city.

The air traffic controller who caught the potential disaster is one of 30 certified professionals employed at Nashville airport's tower. Amid a nationwide shortage of air traffic controllers, that ...

Rachel Crafton, whose husband died on American Airlines Flight 5342, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the U.S. government and multiple airlines.