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Visa Inc. (V) is offering users of its high-end credit cards a service that allows travelers to move to the head of the security line at a small number of airports as the world's largest payments network battles for more big spenders.The service, called CLEAR, is now available to consumers who use Visa Signature credit cards, which are typically marketed by banks to borrowers with higher household incomes than other borrowers, the card company said Friday.The perk is among several new benefits Visa expects to add to its Signature platform under a five-year plan the company embarked on six months ago to beef up its presence among affluent customers in U.S. market, Nick Talwar, head of North America consumer credit for Visa, said in an interview on Thursday."Visa's strategy overall is for us to be ... the undisputed, unequivocal, obvious network of choice for issuing clients who want to cater to the needs of the affluent segment," said Mr. Talwar, a former Citigroup Inc. (C) executive wh...
Gov. Jan Brewer, (R-Ariz.), argues border security is a priority in any effort to reform the immigration system.
Maricopa County, Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio on efforts to reform U.S. immigration policy.
Attorney General Eric Holder, a lightning rod of criticism from Republicans, is staying on in his job as President Barack Obama starts his second term.A White House ...
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Thursday that they have seized more than 2 million "dangerous or violative" t...
Stossel and guests look at what President Obama's re-election means for liberty
You know the drill - shoes off, belt off, jacket off, pockets emptied as you're herded like cattle toward the X-ray scanner. Frequent fliers undergoing this painful ...
Tens of thousands of car owners could be navigating roadways with counterfeit air bags that bear the insignia of major worldwide auto makers. That's the warning from...
A 28-year-old man on a plane from Asia was arrested in Los Angeles after he was found wearing body armor and transporting a small arsenal of weapons, including a smo...
FBN’s Lou Dobbs on the number of illegal immigrants deported under the Obama Administration.
UFCW Local 1500 Director Pat Purcell argues unions will help airport security and improve working conditions for TSA agents.
Rep. Trey Gowdy, (R-SC), on the House voting to repeal the health-care law and efforts to stop national security leaks and the five indictments for murder in the “Fast & Furious” operation.
Attorney General Eric Holder was found in contempt of Congress on Thursday as the Republican-controlled House of Representatives sanctioned the nation's top law enfo...
Reams of new economic data that seem to dispel many of the long-held fears tied to immigration are clearly forcing Congress to stop dragging its feet on the complica...
Tom Schatz, President of Citizens Against Government Waste, discusses the latest report on government waste and largess.
The sequester may ultimately threaten major travel delays at airports around the country, but the first weekday after the government's March 1 sequestration deadline...
Former Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison reacts to breaking news on a proposed trading tax and spending cuts.
The potential home market for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) could be an attractive opportunity to offset cuts in military spending for defense and aerospace compan...
Rep. Jeff Duncan, (R-SC), on the unspent money his office returned to the Treasury Department.
Arizona residents gave Sen. John McCain a hard time during a town hall discussion on a new push for immigration reform. But some local entrepreneurs say it could be a cure for the economy.
