Government And Institutions

The Federal Aviation Administration is under pressure after several recent incidents affecting air travel and faces a confirmation battle for Biden's pick to lead the FAA.

Some job postings that have surfaced amid California’s push for pay transparency feature broad compensation ranges. Its transparency law went into effect this month.

Democrats and Republicans in Congress are set to debate spending and the national debt as the federal government faces a looming deadline to raise the debt limit.

With the U.S. on track to hit the debt ceiling limit next week, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warns 'extraordinary measures' will be taken to navigate the crisis.

LG Electronics issued a recall for 52,000 LG 86-inch smart televisions and stands that were sold nationwide and online are being due to "serious tip-over and entrapment hazards."

Major U.S. carriers including United, Delta and Southwest Airlines, have promised to help passengers rebook for free if they were impacted by the FAA's system-wide outage.

CPSC Commissioner Rich Trumka Jr. is seemingly walking back comments that a gas stove ban is on the table, saying that the agency isn't 'coming for anyone's gas stoves.'

The Texas government announced that it brought in a $32.7 billion budget surplus, which is the largest in the state's history, setting up a debate over taxes and spending.

Survivors of Hurricane Ian are running out of time to submit applications for Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster aid, with the deadline set for Jan. 12.

A tweet from Tesla CEO Elon Musk prompted the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to seek details from the electric vehicle giant in connection with a larger probe.

An Alzheimer’s drug from Biogen and Eisai has received accelerated approval from the Food and Drug Administration, the companies and agency announced Friday.

The Department of Labor said that a whistleblower investigation found American Airlines retaliated against flight attendants who had reported worker illnesses from toxic fumes.

The Federal Trade Commission is proposing a nationwide ban on noncompete clauses that restrict employees from working for rival firms or starting competing businesses.

The share price of Bed Bath & Beyond reportedly dipped following the company revealing correspondence pertaining to its 2021 annual report that it had with the SEC.

The FDA's approval process of Biogen's Alzheimer's drug was questioned in a Congressional report released Thursday.

The Internal Revenue Service will raise interest rates for overpayments and underpayments at the start of the new year for both individuals and corporations.

The potential presence of a nitrosamine impurity has prompted Lupin Pharmaceuticals to issue a recall of some blood pressure medication, per an announcement.

The TSA has screened over 2 million travelers daily at airport security checkpoints for eight straight days as many people travel for the winter holidays.

Samsung issued a recall of hundreds of thousands of specific top-load washing machines on Thursday, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Federal lawmakers made public a massive $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill on Tuesday morning. Here are five eye-popping spending items inside it.