The longest government shutdown in U.S. history is officially over, but it could be a while before airports can fully recover ...

Airports are now accepting verified IDs shown on an iPhone in place of physical driver’s licenses and passports.

U.S. airports, including Denver, have been asked by the Federal Aviation Administration to continue operating at 6 percent lower than usual as the agency assesses whether the system can gradually ...

The day when our smartphones will finally replace our physical leather wallets is getting closer and closer. The ...

As the ongoing government shutdown strains air travel across the U.S. — limiting staffing of air traffic controllers and Transportation Security Administration agents, prolonging wait times for ...

Donald Trump’s arrival in Japan has raised concerned eyebrows amid talk of the aging president’s declining health. Trump moved slowly and carefully, eyes fixed downward, with his hand gripping the ...

Apple has announced a new Digital ID feature, which allows travelers to transfer their passport or eligible driver's license ...

Just in time for the busy holiday travel season, iPhone users can now add their passport details to their Apple digital ...

Many TSA workers have been on the job without pay as the government shutdown stretches into another pay period, leaving many ...

Over 250 airports across the United States accept this modern form of ID to verify travelers' personal information and clear ...

To set up the feature, users need to open the Wallet app on their iPhone, tap the plus (+) icon, and select "Digital ID" ...

The shutdown could come to an end as soon as Wednesday night according to several republican lawmakers including Colorado ...