The TD Charitable Foundation has launched its 20th annual Housing for Everyone grant program to provide $10 million in grants to nonprofit organizations focused on
The government shutdown has caused the FAA to cut 10% of flights at Reagan National, Dulles International, and Baltimore-Washington International airports due to staffing shortages,
By David A. Lieb, Michael Casey, Scott Bauer and Mike CataliniThe Associated Press
BOSTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Nov. 7 granted the Trump administration’s
By Mary Burke and Peter RiccioCapital News Service
WASHINGTON – Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy has announced a reduction in air traffic at 40 airports, including
By Anthony Izaguirre and Jill Colvin
Zohran Mamdani was elected mayor of New York on Nov. 4, capping a stunning ascent for the 34-year-old, far-left state
Across Southern Africa, motorists are paying a lot to fill their tanks, from over R20 a litre in South Africa to nearly R30 in Zimbabwe.
South Africa’s Parliament has turned its attention to how the country manages its borders.
Lawmakers are debating a new One-Stop Border Post Bill that could
Southern African motorists are paying vastly different prices for fuel, and it’s drivers in Zimbabwe and Malawi who are feeling the most pain at the
A night meant for celebration turned into heartbreak when a car barreled into a well-known Tampa gay bar early Friday, killing four people and injuring
Chicago residents may witness the first snowfall of the season this weekend as a weather system moves through the area, though not everyone will see