Rachel Bilson and Adam Brody, who played Summer Roberts and Seth Cohen, respectively, on "The O.C.," ran into each other at JFK airport.

Federal authorities have arrested and charged a Russian man with arms trafficking for sending illegal firearm parts and accessories from the United States to Russia, prosecutors said in announcing the indictment.

Federal authorities arrested a 33-year-old Bronx man Friday at John F. Kennedy International Airport charging that he attempted to provide material support to terrorists.

Cesar Pelli, an architect known for some of the most famous skyscrapers, including the Petronas Towers in Malaysia, has died. He was 92.

Frustrated by poop from the city's Canada geese in the park system, Denver's Parks and Recreation Department rolled out a new program to cull the birds and process them for meat to be distributed to needy families.

A man was arrested at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport over the weekend for attempting to smuggle dozens of live finches into the United States from Guyana, prosecutors said.

Travelers left nearly $1 million in change at U.S. airport security checkpoints in fiscal year 2018, the Transportation Security Administration said Wednesday.

Pork products testing positive for African swine fever are likely arriving at airports across the United States, carried by travelers from infected regions, a new study says.

The TWA hotel opened in New York City on Wednesday at the site of the former Trans World Airlines terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

A major winter storm was dumping several inches of snow and causing travel headaches in the Midwest as residents in the Northeast braced for trouble.

Millions of Americans could have their food stamps cut off if the government shutdown continues into February, as a key federal agency is running out of money.

Hundreds of TSA workers called off work sick this week after being forced to work without pay during the partial government shutdown.

Three former Credit Suisse bankers were arrested in London Thursday in connection with a $2 billion scheme, U.S. authorities said.

A Seoul court ordered Korean Air, South Korea's largest air carrier, to compensate a former cabin crew chief for emotional distress caused by the infamous "nut rage" incident in 2014.

Authorities in New York state said they are trying to find the owner of an abandoned suitcase found to contain $1.3 million worth of cocaine.