Chris Marquette

Here’s the latest on flight cuts at 40 busy airports across the United States.

But he promises $10,000 bonuses to controllers who have shown up without fail during the more-than-monthlong shutdown.

Both parties are bemoaning the coming disruptions at airports. But who will blink first?

Airports around Washington, as well as in New York City, Atlanta and Los Angeles, will be affected, according to a list seen by POLITICO.

The agency said it would shrink flight capacity by 10 percent in 40 busy markets to alleviate pressure on air traffic controllers.

The Transportation secretary said air traffic controllers can't afford to miss another paycheck.

It’s a surprising turn in Washington, where nominees rarely get this kind of second chance.

Disruptions caused by staffing shortfalls may up the pressure on lawmakers to strike a deal.

Staffing-related delays were starting to show up at airports in Nashville and Chicago on Tuesday evening, with more expected.

On Friday Russ Vought, the White House's budget director, posted on social media that the administration has frozen $2.1 billion in federal funds for Chicago subway improvements.