TSA Shifting Some Delay Blame On Passengers
The crash of an EgyptAir jetliner has raised new concerns about terrorism – meaning more pressure at airports around the globe – including those in the United States.
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The crash of an EgyptAir jetliner has raised new concerns about terrorism – meaning more pressure at airports around the globe – including those in the United States.
Florida's Supreme Court ruled the state's largest utility is not allowed to make customers pay for costs associated with natural gas drilling in another state.
Fiat Chrysler issued a recall on about half-million Jeep Wrangler SUV's due to a driver's air bag issue that may cause it not to inflate in a crash.
The state plans to undertake a study that would determine what would happen if Florida's no-fault auto insurance program is scrapped.
A little-known vulnerability is being used to empty consumers' bank accounts using nothing more than a telephone.
Food company Quaker Oats is recalling their Quaker Quinoa Granola Bars over concerns of possible contamination.
The core of Google's annual conference is its Android system that powers 80 percent of the world's smartphones.
A growing number of people are using smart phone apps for safety.
The first prescription medicine for treating dogs anxious over loud noises may mean your pets won't have to cower under the bed when fireworks and thunderstorms hit this summer.
Amazon plans to expand its store-brand products to new categories including food and household products, according to new report.
Customers of state-backed Citizens Property Insurance will face a number of policy changes as the company seeks to rein in water-damage claims that it blames for higher rates.
Roughly 205 billion emails are sent each day. Did you know certain words, when used in emails, could send the wrong message and even make the sender sound rude?
Are you still paying for online subscriptions that you don't even use or don't even remember signing up for?
Ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft from this day forward are operating legally in Miami-Dade County.
There are many foods on the shelf that you may think are good for you but really are not. That's because when the foods cut out the fat, experts say they add more sugar and salt.
