These domestic airline routes carried the most passengers in 2024
The domestic U.S. airline route considered the "busiest" changed this year, according to newly-released data from OAG. The route between Atlanta and Orlando, Florida, ranked first.
American Airlines ends DEI hiring practices after facing discrimination charges by conservative watchdog
American Airlines will reportedly walk back diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) hiring and employment practices after America First Legal filed a discrimination complaint against the airline.
Dozens of luxury high-rise buildings in South Florida are sinking
Miami’s barrier islands are home to swathes of tall luxury buildings, and, according to a study recently published in Earth and Space Science, about three dozen are sinking.
DC pizza shop owner calls for unity after facing backlash from locals for congratulating Trump
The owner of a D.C. pizzeria faced backlash from locals after congratulating President-elect Trump on his election victory, but said she believed most Americans want unity.
The Trump Organization eyes deal to convert DC Waldorf-Astoria back into Trump International Hotel: report
The Trump Organization is eying a potential deal to reclaim the Old Post Office building in Washington, D.C., from the Waldorf-Astoria brand.
Lord & Taylor, America's oldest department store, is making a comeback
Lord & Taylor, America's oldest department store chain, is making a comeback after years of financial hardship exacerbated by the pandemic. An e-commerce reboot also failed.
Costco sold an around-the-world cruise for $293K
Costco sold a booking for a $293,000 cruise around the world through Costco Travel, CFO Gary Millerchip revealed Thursday on the company's earnings call.
American Airlines plane flying 'Miracle on the Hudson' route strikes bird, makes NYC emergency landing
An American Airlines plane heading from New York City to Charlotte, North Carolina — similar to the one involved in 2009's "Miracle on the Hudson" — made an emergency landing after a bird strike.
Luigi Mangione wasn't a UnitedHealthcare member, may have targeted company because of size and influence: NYPD
Luigi Mangione was not a member of UnitedHealthcare, New York City authorities said this week. Mangione remains jailed in the killing of CEO Brian Thompson.
Shirtless man accused of pinning United flight attendant against ‘aircraft exit door’ in midair rampage
A passenger is charged with attacking a United Airlines flight attendant, pinning the employee against the aircraft exit door in a midair attack.
Stuart Varney: Ignore Trump at your peril, voters are ready for change
FOX Business' Stuart Varney analyzed how the murder of health care executive Brian Thompson, the elections of Donald Trump and the Daniel Penny case has affected New Yorkers.
Man crashes into dealership after disagreement over vehicle
Video depicting a man crashed a vehicle into a Utah dealership. The incident reportedly occurred after a disagreement over the vehicle he purchased there. (Credit: Jam Press)
Aircraft mechanic programs are taking off across the US to supply the demand for qualified personnel
There is a push for aviation mechanic technicians across the US and schools are brining on new training programs to help supply major airlines with qualified personnel.
Salesforce CEO defends supporting Trump: 'We are turning the page'
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff spoke to the San Francisco Chronicle about his support for President-elect Donald Trump before and after the 2024 election.
Here is where UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect worked
Luigi Mangione, who has been detained as a suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, previously worked as a data engineer at TrueCar until 2023.
Paris shifted the world view of Trump: Veronique De Rugy
George Gibbs Political Economy Chair Veronique De Rugy discusses President-elect Trump's popularity during his trip to Paris, France, on 'Varney & Co.'
UnitedHealthcare CEO killer 'made a lot of mistakes,' former NYPD commissioner points out
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's alleged killer "made a lot of mistakes," but the longest-serving NYC police commissioners says his biggest one was showing his face.
American Airlines halts flights to Haiti
American Airlines is halting flights to Haiti indefinitely, a move that comes as the Caribbean nation faces growing gang violence and unrest.
Deserving children fly United to 'North Pole' on fantasy flights
United Airlines is taking hundreds of deserving children and families on 13 fantasy flights to an area of the airport transformed into a winter wonderland this year. (Credit: United Airlines)
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin's $44.6M dinosaur skeleton to go on display
New York City’s American Museum of Natural History on Sunday will start displaying the nearly $45 million “Apex" dinosaur skeleton that Citadel CEO Ken Griffin purchased at auction earlier this year.