Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy took part in a pull-up challenge at Ronald Reagan International Airport on Monday, where his daughter and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Vogue’s former Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour called out Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy for urging airline passengers to “dress a little better” to encourage more civil behavior. “It was ironic to hear our Secretary of Transport urging the public to be polite the same week our president was calling a female journalist ‘piggy’ and ‘ugly.

Duffy made the remark at a press conference where he later engaged in a pull-up competition with RFK Jr.

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HHS Secretary RFK Jr. and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy showed off their ability to do pull-ups during a press conference on Dec. 8, 2025. (Credit: CSPAN)

The Transportation Department has urged Americans to dress nicer at the airport as it believes that correlates with good behavior

This wasn't the kind of shredded that Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy had in mind when he floated the idea of a workout area in major airports.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy plans to meet with Maryland Gov. Moore over concerns about the increasing costs and delays of the Francis Scott Key Bridge project, now estimated between $4.3 and $5.

Senator Jerry Moran says Duffy will tour several aviation sites, including Boeing’s Wichita facility, just one week after Boeing’s acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems became official.

When Pan Am introduced its first jetliner, a Boeing 707 named “America,” with an inaugural flight on Oct. 26, 1958, a marching band performed for the 111 passengers who followed a red carpet to their Paris-bound plane.

They brought the gun show to the airport. Passengers at Ronald Reagan National Airport were given an unexpected surprise Monday when fitness buff Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.