Sean Duffy

Republican candidates for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District debated their loyalty to Donald Trump and policy priorities. Michael Alfonso, endorsed by Trump through his father-in-law Sean Duffy, emphasized Trump’s trust in him to advance the president’s agenda, while other candidates highlighted their local experience and backgrounds.

An Uzbek immigrant truck driver admitted to the U.S. under the Biden administration's diversity visa lottery killed a University of Massachusetts at Lowell soccer player in an Ohio crash. The driver, who did not speak English, attempted to remove the dash camera from his truck and used Google Translate to communicate with law enforcement.

Michael Alfonso, son-in-law of U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, is a Republican candidate for Congress in Wisconsin's 7th District. He has support from Donald Trump and Duffy but faces opposition from some local Republicans who question his youth and experience. The August 11 primary will test his viability.

Michael Alfonso, son-in-law of U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, is running for Congress in Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District with support from his father-in-law and President Donald Trump. Critics argue he lacks experience, while Alfonso emphasizes his youth and conservative values. The August 11 primary will determine if his campaign can overcome local opposition.

Michael Alfonso, a 26-year-old Republican, is running for Congress in Wisconsin's 7th District with support from his father-in-law, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, and President Donald Trump. Critics argue Alfonso lacks experience, while he emphasizes his youth and conservative values. The August 11 primary will determine if his campaign's backing and fundraising can overcome opposition.

Michael Alfonso, the son-in-law of U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, is running for Congress in Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District with support from his father-in-law and President Donald Trump. Opponents criticize his youth and lack of experience, while Alfonso's campaign leverages family connections and reality TV appearances. The August 11 primary will determine if his backing from Trump and Duffy can overcome local opposition.

Los Angeles is short $1.7 billion for its 2028 'car-free' Olympics, as federal funding requests for public transit infrastructure have fallen far short of the $2 billion sought. Congressional approval of smaller sums and delays in Biden-era transportation grants have raised concerns about meeting infrastructure deadlines, with lawmakers and officials warning of safety risks and inefficiencies.

The US Transportation Department provided a $310 million loan to develop 45 miles of express lanes in Hampton Roads. The loan was awarded to the Hampton Roads Transportation Accountability Commission, with US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy describing the investment as transformative.

The federal government is scrutinizing Atlanta's MARTA transit system's safety protocols following the stabbing death of 66-year-old Margaret Swan on a train. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a comprehensive review of MARTA's security spending and plans, as suspect John Elijah Matthews faces charges including potential federal death penalty proceedings.

The federal government is reviewing Atlanta's MARTA transit system's safety protocols following the stabbing death of 66-year-old Margaret Swan on a train. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the Federal Transit Administration is scrutinizing MARTA's security spending and plans after the attack by John Elijah Matthews, who faces federal charges.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy praised Nashville's Music City Loop tunnel project by Boring Company as an innovative solution to traffic congestion, noting it won't directly cost taxpayers. The project, which involves tunnels from downtown to the airport and a second line to the Riverfront, allows users to pay for Tesla underground rides, but faces criticism from Metro Council Member Delisha Porterfield over its secretive development and a $1 million underground transportation commission funded by taxpayers.

RFK Jr. and several members of Trump's cabinet are adopting a diet plan emphasizing fermented foods like sauerkraut, endorsed by Dr. Sean O'Mara. The regimen, which includes meat and fermented foods, aims to improve gut health and weight loss, with RFK reporting a 20-pound weight loss and reduced visceral fat.

The U.S. delegation in Seattle includes HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Energy Secretary Chris Wright, and White House FIFA World Cup Task Force czar Andrew Giuliani. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy attended the U.S.'s first match against Paraguay.

The trucking industry's role in the immigration debate has led to safety concerns, as highlighted by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's questions about foreign ownership of carriers and the challenges it poses for tracking ownership.

Republicans are opposing Sean Duffy's attempt to pass a congressional seat to his 26-year-old, who is described as unqualified. The effort has sparked a revolt within the party over concerns about the candidate's readiness for the role.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is actively supporting his son-in-law Michael Alfonso's campaign for a Wisconsin House seat, prompting accusations of abuse of office and using influence to secure an endorsement from President Trump. Critics argue Duffy's actions, including campaign funding from transportation interests and Trump's endorsement, constitute unethical manipulation, while his spokesperson claims the support is in a personal capacity.

Republican senators expressed support for a Homeland Security proposal to withdraw Customs and Border Protection officers from airports in jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities. The plan faces opposition from Democrats and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who warn it would disrupt international travel and harm the economy.

Republican senators expressed support for a Homeland Security proposal to withdraw Customs and Border Protection officers from airports in jurisdictions refusing to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. The plan, criticized by Democrats and transportation officials, could disrupt international travel and faces mixed reactions from some GOP senators seeking more details.

President Donald Trump attended the third NBA Finals game between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden. The crowd booed when Trump was shown on the Jumbotron during the national anthem, with stronger reactions toward the Spurs. Trump was accompanied by several government officials and family members, and he plans to host a UFC event at the White House for the 250th anniversary of the United States.

New York politicians including Congress Member Jerry Nadler criticized President Donald Trump's federal takeover of Penn Station, accusing the administration of secretive negotiations with private developers. They demanded transparency after the Trump administration named a private consortium as the 'master developer' for the $8 billion renovation project.

The Trump administration has launched a federal investigation into Atlanta's MARTA transit system following two recent stabbings, including the fatal attack on 66-year-old Margaret Swan. The Federal Transit Administration will audit MARTA's safety protocols, citing violent incident rates more than three times the national average.

The Trump administration's Federal Transit Administration will investigate Atlanta's MARTA transit system following two recent stabbing incidents. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized concerns over rider safety, while MARTA stated it will comply with the investigation and highlight existing safety measures.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy are touring Sable’s pipeline to discuss strategies for removing regulatory roadblocks threatening the project.

Democrats criticized Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin during a Senate hearing for threatening to withdraw CBP officers from airports in sanctuary cities and for spending practices. Mullin defended himself against accusations, calling the criticisms 'outlandish' and 'flat wrong' as the Senate debates funding for immigration enforcement agencies.

A Virginia bus crash that killed five people involved a non-English speaking driver named Ding, a naturalized citizen from China who obtained his commercial driver’s license in New York two years ago. Sean Duffy referenced the incident in the article.

A bus crash in Virginia killed five people and injured dozens when the driver, Jing S. Dong, failed to slow down near a work zone. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized the incident, stating the driver does not speak English, violating federal requirements for commercial drivers. Investigations into New York's licensing and training processes are underway.

A Virginia bus crash killed five people and injured dozens when a non-English-speaking bus driver failed to slow down near a work zone on Interstate 95. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy condemned the incident, calling it 'unacceptable' and vowing to investigate the driver's licensing and training records. The driver, Jing S. Dong, a naturalized U.S. citizen from China, was injured in the crash.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a grant of over $400 million from the Trump administration to upgrade Washington Union Station, following the restoration of federal control of the facility last year.

DHS chief Mullin has proposed pausing immigration processing at airports in sanctuary cities, a proposal that has drawn pushback from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and airlines. This reflects President Trump's broader conflict with sanctuary jurisdictions over immigration enforcement cooperation and his threats to withhold federal funding.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is testifying before the House Appropriations Committee regarding President Trump's fiscal 2027 budget request for the Department of Transportation, which seeks $26.6 billion in funding. The testimony occurs amid rising airline ticket prices caused by a jet fuel shortage linked to the Iran war.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy responded to Democratic senators' accusations of corporate influence by highlighting their own campaign donations from industries they regulate. Senators Patty Murray and Kirsten Gillibrand had questioned Duffy's participation in a road trip funded by major travel and car companies. Duffy countered with examples of the senators' own donations from healthcare corporations and law firms.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy responded to criticisms from Democratic senators by highlighting their own campaign donations from industries they regulate. Senators Patty Murray and Kirsten Gillibrand accused Duffy of allowing companies to influence him through donations to his 'Great American Road Trip'. Duffy denied any wrongdoing and pointed out the senators' own receipt of large donations.

Senate Democrats questioned Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy about a cross-country road trip he took with his family, which was filmed for a reality TV series. The trip was commemorating the nation's 250th anniversary. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand expressed concerns about the trip.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is testifying before a Senate Appropriations Committee on President Trump's fiscal 2027 budget request, which includes $26.6 billion in discretionary budget authority for the Transportation Department. The hearing comes amid airline price hikes due to jet fuel shortage. Duffy is expected to face questions on this issue.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized his predecessor Pete Buttigieg, calling him a 'sloth' and claiming the Trump administration has accomplished more in one year than the previous administration did in four. Duffy highlighted the administration's efforts to improve air traffic control and trucking certification. The comments sparked a response from Buttigieg's spokesperson, who referred to a list of published accomplishments.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized his predecessor Pete Buttigieg, calling him a 'sloth' and claiming the Trump administration accomplished more in one year than the previous administration did in four. Duffy highlighted accomplishments such as investments in air traffic control and trucking certification. The comments sparked a response from Buttigieg's spokesperson, who pointed to a list of published accomplishments.

Pete Buttigieg criticized Sean Duffy's reality show 'Great American Road Trip'. Buttigieg compared his own experiences to Duffy's, mentioning a taxpayer-funded road trip in Afghanistan. The criticism was made on CNN's Sunday program.

Ana Navarro claimed Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was on a seven-month road trip, but conservative radio host Jason Rantz called out the claim as factually inaccurate. Duffy filmed a reality TV series called 'The Great American Road Trip' over the course of a couple of days throughout the seven months. The trip has received criticism from the left, including from former Biden Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

The US needs a drone defense plan to address the growing threat of drones disrupting critical infrastructure and national security, with an estimated 2.7 million drones expected by 2027. Private drones have already forced firefighting aircraft to stand down and have been detected over military bases. A unified national response is needed to protect against drone threats.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's wife defends him against corruption allegations, saying he has done his job well. A watchdog group has urged an investigation into the couple's reality series, 'The Great American Road Trip'. The wife's statement aims to clear her husband's name amid criticism.