FAA lawsuit claims agency discriminated against air traffic controller applicants on the basis of race
A class action lawsuit filed against the Federal Aviation Administration accused the agency of hiring air traffic controllers solely based on race, not merit.
University of Florida lays out clear consequences for disruptive student, faculty protesters
The University of Florida warned students and employees of the consequences they would face for engaging in disruptive behavior on campus as anti-Israel protests rage across the U.S.
Lufthansa confirms 'rough landing' by Boeing 'training flight' caught on camera bouncing off LAX runway
A Lufthansa Boeing plane from Frankfurt, Germany made a rough landing at LAX earlier this week, during what the airline called a "training flight."
Breaking the college mold: Father-daughter ironworker duo champion the rise of vocational learning
Tiffany Younk, a union ironworker, and her father Robert Younk, who is now retired from the profession, told Fox News Digital about working together and the importance of trades.
New Jersey Target employee thwarts 3 women stealing shopping cart full of merchandise: police
New Jersey police said that three suspects nearly got away with a cart full of stolen items, until one Target employee took action.
Fmr NFL coach Brian Billick previews 2024 draft, weighs players' concerns about sky-high state income taxes
Baltimore Ravens' Super Bowl-winning coach Brian Billick previews the 2024 NFL draft, weighing in on players' growing concerns about state income taxes.
Florida-based 'busiest mermaid in the world' is paid $10K an hour for some performances
Mermaiding is growing in popularity as one Florida-based professional says she can make up to $10,000 an hour to perform at aquariums and for celebrities.
Real estate expert warns NYC is 'paralyzed' by an 'out of control' political problem
The "biggest threat to New York," according to business leader Don Peebles, is the migrant crisis that has "paralyzed" city and state leaders to address other issues.
Former Slack CEO's daughter missing, believed to have run away to crime-ridden San Francisco neighborhood
The 16-year-old daughter of Slack co-founder Stewart Butterfield is missing, California officials announced. She is believed to have run away.
Oracle's Nashville headquarters will be mini-city
Oracle Corp.'s future Nashville, Tennessee, campus will have clinics, restaurants, hotels and a concert venue, in addition to corporate offices, CEO Larry Ellison says.
Blackstone set to purchase Tropical Smoothie Cafe for nearly $2 billion
Blackstone is entering an agreement with Tropical Smoothie Cafe, which started in 1997 in Destin, Florida, to purchase the food chain for nearly $2 billion.
New California bill would restrict line-skipping service Clear at airports in name of equity
A new bill would restrict the expedited security screening company Clear from operating in California airports as its proponents say it lets wealthier people skip the line.
Miami business conference featuring Tom Brady goes awry over signing fiasco
Fans that bought VIP tickets to a business conference in Miami this past weekend were left fuming after a signing event with NFL legend Tom Brady went awry.
Kentucky Derby attendees can store alcohol in their fancy hats thanks to Fireball Whisky's new products
The 2024 Kentucky Derby is nearly here, and Fireball Whisky is offering customers the chance to store its cinnamon whisky in a fascinator or hat. See the unique product.
Tesla driver using autopilot mode charged with vehicular homicide in death of motorcyclist
A motorcyclist in Washington state is dead after a Tesla vehicle on autopilot crashed into him last week. The driver is charged with vehicular homicide.
California's latest job-killing policy is more bad news for Golden Staters
California is already home to some of the highest taxes and costs of living in the country, the result of failed government policies. A higher minimum wage is more of the same.
Swiss Air flight takeoff from NYC to Zurich aborted after 4 jets cleared to cross runway: report
A close call was reported at JFK Airport in New York City last week when a Swiss Air flight had to abort takeoff while other planes were crossing the runway.
Antisemitic protests force Harvard, Cal Poly Humboldt to implement closures, Columbia goes hybrid
Two universities on opposite coasts have implemented closures of varying degrees on their campuses as numerous colleges across the U.S. are experiencing an uptick in anti-Israel protests.
Biden admin hits Sheetz convenience store chain with lawsuit, despite campaign stop
President Biden coincidentally stopped a Sheetz convenience store in Pennsylvania on the same day that a federal agency filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the company.
Tijuana Flats, Tex-Mex restaurant in 4 states, closing 11 locations, filing for bankruptcy
Tijuana Flats has closed 11 locations during bankruptcy restructuring after announcing new ownership. The company has restaurants in four states across the southeast.