Airlines are struggling to gain traction on the return of business travel. As companies push back return to office requirements, and governments continue to push rules that limit gathering, the largest U.S. airlines face a bleak second half of 2021 and can't be too optimistic about 2022.

Under the plan, PAL will raise $505 million in long-term equity and debt financing from its majority shareholder and an additional $150 million debts from new investors.

A new art exhibition features an Xbox controller cast in lead and copper, it's a commentary the military appropriation of childhood and its potential consequences.

As widely expected, the U.S. Congress all but rejected Biden’s proposal. Lawmakers are on track to add billions of dollars to the shipbuilding budget, enough to buy as many as 13 battleforce ships.

The U.S. travel industry has begun receiving a long-and-growing string of bad news reports as it heads into the critical period historically known as the post-summer “shoulder season.”

The International Association of Machinists and the Transportation Workers Union have beaten back an outsider union’s attempt to raid American Airlines’ 14,402 mechanics.

Raytheon's market footprint in aerospace and defense affords options for the future that no rival can match.

A Russian combat robot navigated a 100-kilomter route without human assistance, and can now launch a swarm of drones for reconnaissance and attack. And the technology is likely to be used in action sooner rather than later.

The U.S. Marine Corps plans to embark F-35B jump jets on Japan’s new aircraft carriers. The move, announced by Marine commandant Gen. David Berger during an online event on Wednesday, accelerates an important trend.

To help Afghan refugees, U.S. policymakers must pressure the Taliban, act quickly and expect the process to take years.