Air traffic controllers miss paychecks as shutdown drags on, delays continue

The missed paychecks come after a weekend of staffing problems at airports across the country that caused thousands of delays ...

Federal employees manning the skies miss first paycheck amid government shutdown

Air traffic controllers and TSA workers are among the essential employees who are required to work during a shutdown.

Airlines, cruise lines cancel Jamaica trips amid Hurricane Melissa

With Hurricane Melissa moving at speeds of 175 miles per hour and preparing to make landfall on the island nation of Jamaica ...
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What to Do If You're Downgraded on a Flight—and How to Make Sure You're Compensated

Europe takes a firmer stance on passenger rights. According to English, under EU Regulation 261, passengers involuntarily ...

Air traffic controllers now missing their first full paycheck

On day 28 of the federal government shutdown, air traffic controllers are facing their first missed paycheck. Hurricane ...

What travelers can expect as air traffic controllers, TSA officers go unpaid amid shutdown

The Department of Transportation and TSA are assuring travelers that safety remains their top priority as the government ...

Shutdown enters 4th week with over 40 million people at risk of losing food benefits

The federal government shutdown continues as states scramble to fund food assistance programs for millions of Americans.

Judge extends order barring the Trump administration from firing federal workers during the shutdown

A federal judge in San Francisco has indefinitely blocked the Trump administration from firing federal workers during the ...

These key dates could intensify pressure on lawmakers to end the government shutdown

The federal government shutdown is now entering its fifth week and could soon set an all-time record, with little sign of either side backing down or really even feeling much pressure to do so.