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President Barack Obama is expected to pay his respects to the military in Washington, D.C., this weekend for the Memorial Day holiday.

Georgia pastor Creflo Dollar asked for help to buy a new Gulfstream jet. The request from the televangelist caused a stir.

Pentagon staffers made over $1 million in charges on official credit cards at strip clubs and casinos, an audit shows.

NYC and Philly airports suffered delays Tuesday due to fog, but it's not because aircraft can't land in poor-visibility conditions.

The airline will reward hackers who find security flaws in its website. Just don't mess with the flight systems!

It wasn't from a gunshot, but investigators into the deadly Amtrak train crash don't know what else could have caused the windshield crack.

Determining who was at fault in the May 12 disaster in Philadelphia will be key in lawsuits that could cost Amtrak as much as $200 million.

Many popular New York weekend getaway spots are just a short drive from downtown Manhattan.

Here are some Memorial Day 2015 travel deals to get your summer started off right.

Some service along the Northeast Corridor is back up, as the investigation continues into the cause of last week's deadly derailment.

Parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee and Kansas were either under a flash flood watch or flash flood warning on Sunday morning as thunderstorms battered several central states.

Many seasonal beaches in the U.S. will feature limited lifeguard service between the Memorial Day and Labor Day holiday weekends.

The volcano, which is located just 30 miles from Guatemala's capital, prompted the evacuation of thousands when it last erupted.

Despite the derailment in Philadelphia that killed eight people Tuesday night, the mood in New York City's Penn Station was relatively unconcerned.

Bus companies like Greyhound and Megabus are cross-honoring Amtrak tickets, while airlines like Delta have drawn criticism over shuttle prices.

The European Union had half as many deaths per million kilometers of track compared to the United States.

The number of injured in Tuesday night's derailment near Philadelphia has climbed to over 140. Eight people are reportedly in critical condition.

Although it seems like an odd setting for a group of recovering cocaine users, Sin City will hold this year's gathering.

The ship is scheduled to dock in San Francisco Thursday.

Aid groups are still struggling to reach some remote locations north of Kathmandu affected by the quakes.

The flight had made an emergency landing and the captain reportedly said he did not want to fly to Portland with an autistic child on board.

The crew reportedly asked the passengers if there was a doctor among them to help the Canadian woman.

The man, identified as Yves Berthelot, was attacked by the shark while swimming near his boat off the Pacific Ocean island of Kouare.

The National Weather Service says Tropical Storm Ana is likely to be downgraded to a tropical depression Sunday afternoon.

The number of educational "people-to-people" trips to Cuba for Americans has mushroomed.

A blaze caused by an electrical short circuit resulted in at least 190 flight cancellations at Fiumicino Airport.

A teenager becomes the first tourist to be blacklisted by the government campaign.

For the first time, China will offer more flights to and from the U.S. than American carriers.

In the face of opposition from US airlines, Qatar Airways expands into three more cities.