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Southwest's viral "6-7" meme-inspired sale offers $67 flights, referencing the popular Gen Alpha trend from rapper Skrilla's hit song "Doot Doot (6 7)."

Despite the FAA chief warning air traffic control towers may never reach full staffing, Sean Duffy assures Americans that holiday season travel will remain safe.

A Universal Orlando roller coaster death has been ruled accidental after an investigation into Kevin Rodriguez Zavala's fatal Epic Universe incident on Stardust Racers.

Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan reportedly said the carrier is pursuing its own airport lounge network as part of an effort to compete for premium travelers.

JetBlue unveiled BlueHouse, its first-ever airport lounge designed with art deco elements and packed with premium perks for the airline’s most loyal travelers.

Billionaire Ken Griffin set to complete Chicago real estate exit as final condo reportedly goes under contract.

The DOT temporarily suspended airline refund requirements for renumbered flights, allowing carriers to change flight numbers without triggering automatic refunds.

A group of Democrat senators proposed a bill to require airlines to compensate passengers for significant flight delays and cancellations.

Washington, D.C., tops new rankings as the best city for veteran entrepreneurs in 2025, followed by Raleigh, Tampa, Austin and Dallas in a comprehensive study.

Grand Canyon South Rim faces water emergency as broken pipeline forces hotel closures. Park remains open for day visits while water repairs continue.

It's "nobody's market" right now, according to celebrity real estate broker and agent Ryan Serhant, who reveals the hidden trends of America's wealth and population migrations.

Iconic Los Angeles Stahl House, designed by Pierre Koenig in 1959, lists for $25 million in its first-ever sale after decades of family ownership.

Luxury real estate inquiries from New York buyers surged dramatically in Miami after Zohran Mamdani's mayoral victory, sparking widespread speculation of an exodus.

Families have filed wrongful death lawsuits after a deadly UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville killed 14 people when an engine detached during takeoff Nov. 4.

City attorney files groundbreaking lawsuit against 10 food manufacturers, claiming ultra-processed products fuel public health crisis with rising disease rates.