
The DHS Shutdown Is Breaking America's Airports
TSA agents are quitting, lines stretch past two hours, and officials warn some airports may literally close. How a political standoff over immigration became a travel crisis.
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TSA agents are quitting, lines stretch past two hours, and officials warn some airports may literally close. How a political standoff over immigration became a travel crisis.

A warrantless surveillance law that swept up 278,000 Americans' communications in a single year sunsets April 20. The fight over its future splits both parties.

A rare supercell tracked across southwest Michigan Thursday, killing four and destroying homes in what officials call the worst March tornado event in decades.

A historic bomb cyclone dumped three feet of snow, knocked out power for 600,000, and grounded 11,000 flights. The aftermath exposes deeper infrastructure gaps.

An eight-hour airspace closure over El Paso exposed a Pentagon-FAA coordination failure, a party balloon mistaken for a cartel drone, and a city left completely in the dark.

A TikTok nostalgia wave is turning 2016 into a golden age. For a generation that grew up during pandemic and crisis, the appeal makes painful sense.

TikTok's biggest trend of early 2026 has women filming dramatic walks to reclaim public space. The movement started in London and went global in days.

A court filing confirms what critics feared: the efficiency operation has accessed sensitive government databases. A secret deal with a political group adds to concerns.

Federal prosecutors have issued subpoenas to Governor Walz and four other officials. The case signals a new phase in the immigration enforcement battle.

Nurses at Mount Sinai, NewYork-Presbyterian, and Montefiore walked off the job Monday over staffing, pay, and workplace violence protections as flu season peaks.

The Arizona Democrat and retired Navy captain is fighting a censure and potential demotion over a video urging troops to reject unlawful orders. He calls it unconstitutional.

A backpack-sized device with Russian components that emits pulsed radio waves has been under Defense Department study for over a year. Victims see potential vindication.