Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and second lady Usha Vance defended large families and encouraged Americans to have more children, pushing back against cultural skepticism and media criticism.

The transportation secretary suggested that the "New York Times," which published the piece, should "goof off" as he is focused on his work.

Caroline Kitchener spoke to nearly two dozen people who know Sean Duffy, listened to many episodes of Mr. Duffy’s podcast and watched over 15 hours of MTV reality television for this article.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and second lady Usha Vance defended the value of larger families on Monday, pushing back against what they see as growing cultural and media hostility toward ...

Sean Duffy's announcement followed President Donald Trump expanding ICE raids. Trump named New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago to be the focus areas.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy threatened to cut funding from "rogue state actors" that do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement efforts after President Trump announced a ...

Here's why America's airlines and aviation groups support the 'big beautiful bill' to fund a modernized air traffic control system and address safety concerns.

New York Times’ Hatchet Job of Sean Duffy Betrays Anti-Catholic Animus EDITORIAL: A page-one hit piece reveals contempt for traditional faith-based values.

New York Times critiques Sean Duffy's large family, linking it to political conspiracy.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is apparently the leader of a menacing conspiracy. The New York Times put this on the June 24 front page: ...