Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announces AI use in air traffic control to prevent incidents like the fatal DCA crash, aiming for improved safety and efficiency.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy told FOX 5 that officials are using artificial intelligence to detect and address air traffic risks across the country, similar to those identified at Washington’s ...

Breaking News Reporter Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s Newark Liberty International ... an Army helicopter taking the scenic route along the Potomac River forced two passenger jets inbound ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy announced a plan Thursday ... on January’s midair collision over the Potomac River attended. In addition, several members ...

The institute was shuttered without the authorization or consultation of Congress, “rushed through action” with “blunt force, ...

An announcement to “build out a brand-new air traffic control infrastructure system” is coming soon, Transportation Secretary Sean ... the Potomac River. [Getty Images/Win McNamee] Duffy ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy informed DOT employees during a town hall that the layoffs are expected soon.

[Shutterstock] With Newark Liberty International Airport (KEWR) still recovering from a 90-second air traffic control blackout that left pilots in the dark, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy ...

Washington, D.C., retained its title as the top city for public parks for a fifth consecutive year.

By Aishvarya Kavi and Kate Kelly Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy unveiled an ambitious ... Flight 5342 when it crashed above the Potomac River after a collision with an Army Black Hawk ...

Flash flooding caused by heavy overnight rain has left parts of Western Maryland in recovery mode. Resident, Suzi, captured the flooding waters run under the Cumberland Blue Bridge, as the Potomac ...

The elementary school sits near Georges Creek, a tributary of the Potomac River, which county officials said remains, "the most critical area of concern." ...