Just one month after it opened to the public, the observation deck on the 124th floor of the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest skyscraper, was abruptly closed for "maintenance" for an indefinite period today.

Authorities from the Tokyo's Narita International Airport say a body was found int he landing gear compartment of the Delta Air Line Flight 59 after it landed Sunday night arriving from New York City. The man possibly may have died from Hypothermia.

The snowstorm that has dumped up to two feet of snow or more on the Mid-Atlantic region has also played hob with the region's transportation networks.

Refugees and internally displaced people deserve media coverage wherever they are. Newsmakers, like Euronews, have the calling to bring the refugee problems to the forefront of political and decision-making minds. When this is done it's commendable, but when it's done showing partiality to one side such as Azerbaijan and totally ignoring the hundreds of thousands of refugees in Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh due to the same conflict started by Azerbaijan, it's deplorable.

Starting Sunday, Chicagoans will have to wait a little longer for a bus or train and will find it harder to get around late at night thanks to major service cuts and layoffs being implemented by the Chicago Transit Authority.

Barely a month after approving a fare hike and major service cuts to close a budget gap, New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced that its budget is now an additional $400 million out of whack.

One year after the deadly crash of a Continental Connection commuter plane revealed serious gaps in safety practices between the major scheduled airlines and their regional air carrier partners, many of those gaps remain, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.

National Transportation Safety Board officials yesterday released the findings of their year-long investigation into the crash of a commuter plane near Buffalo, N.Y., that killed 50. The chief and most troubling finding: The pilots could have prevented it.

Rejecting the advice of his transportation transition team, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said on Monday that he would not increase the state's gasoline tax or tolls on state freeways in order to shore up the state's budget and transportation trust fund.