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Health authorities urged people in Wuhan to avoid crowds and public gatherings, after warning that a new viral illness could spread further.

Airlines might soon be able to turn away cats, rabbits and all animals other than dogs that passengers try to bring with them in the cabin.

Human-to-human transmission has been confirmed in an outbreak of a new coronavirus in China, raising fears it could spread quickly.

Terry Rolin is a 79-year-old retired railroad engineer. For years, he squirreled away whatever extra cash he had. But rather than put it in a bank, he hid it in a box in his basement. Now it is gone. It wasn't stolen. The federal government took it all and intends to keep it. Here is why.

U.S. health officials will begin screening airline passengers arriving from central China for a new virus that has sickened dozens and killed two.

Hard Rock CEO Jim Allen said the company is willing to be part of the solution in Atlantic City but is not encouraged by recent developments.

Despite warnings of severe weather, a snowmobile tour group went out onto a glacier in Iceland and became stranded in a blizzard.

An upstate New York airport and its computer management provider were attacked by ransomware over Christmas, officials said.

The National Transportation Safety Board, an independent U.S. government agency, said it would "evaluate its level of participation in the investigation" of the crash of a Boeing 737-800 jetliner near Tehran, Iran.

The craft beer trend is giving aluminum some newfound respect so why not wine in a can, too? And on a plane!

Several commercial airlines have started rerouting flights to avoid airspace over Iran and Iraq amid tensions between Iran and the United States.

According to the safety ranking website AirlineRatings.com, Qantas, the flag carrier of Australia is the industry’s most experienced and established airline.