The Senate confirmed Sean Duffy as President Donald Trump’s secretary of transportation on Jan. 28, 2025. Duffy, a Republican ...

Yet, providing opportunities for people where they live rather than forcing them to move for work has become a major tenet of ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced plans to bolster airport air traffic control systems with the latest technology over the next four years, while also using artificial intelligence (AI ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is launching an investigation after a DailyMail.com report blew the lid off an air traffic controller cheating scandal. The story published Wednesday exposed ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy elaborated on how recent airline tragedies have given the department a "focus" on increased future safety. Duffy announced his plan in February to "supercharge ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sought to alleviate fears about flying amid a spate of plane crashes and incidents in recent weeks, telling CBS News in an interview Wednesday, "of course" it's ...

Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary Sean Duffy announced Thursday his plan to "supercharge" the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)'s air traffic controllers after numerous fatal plane ...

Reducing regulatory barriers to speed up highway, bridge, and airport construction. Encouraging private sector investment in ...

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at a press conference at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles on Feb. 20. California’s efforts to build the nation’s first high-speed rail network ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will give remarks Tuesday afternoon providing an update on the probe into the January crash near Reagan Washington National Airport that killed more than 60 people.

While Trump watched on at a fiery Cabinet meeting, Sean Duffy accused Musk’s DOGE of trying to cull air traffic controllers. News Reporter News Reporter [email protected] Got a tip?

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy seemingly defended the recent firings at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Monday, arguing the probationary employees who were let go made up only a ...