The provisions are part of an effort to move away from streamlined, across-the-board security policies and instead focus on potentially riskier fliers.
Who knew cupcakes were a security threat? The saga has inspired one bakery to create a security-safe confection.
Attention all fliers: your cupcake is a flight risk – if it’s in a jar, that is. And that’s an order served piping hot from the TSA.
Though Lenore Zimmerman says she plans to sue, the TSA claims she wasn’t strip-searched in the first place.
This takes the term “fashion police” to another level.
Faster, higher, stronger! No, we’re not talking about athletes — we’re talking about the security.
Two incidents in airplane bathrooms put fighter jets, bomb squads and FBI centers to work on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
Yukari Miyamae resisted a pat-down with a tactile act of her own.
FBI agents arrested Nigerian man Olajide Oluwaseun Noibi Wednesday after he attempted to board a flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta after having already flown from New York to Los Angeles using an old boarding pass in someone else’s name.
Airport administrators across the country trying to opt out of using TSA screeners for security checks are required to explain how private screening would be advantageous to the TSA. Only problem is the TSA won’t disclose what that means.
