05/21/16
There are lots of ideas being floated to fix the problem with long TSA lines at airports. Some may work. →
TSA
All the latest articles about TSA
05/17/16
Long TSA lines are all over the news. Here's a run down of the creative ways some airports are trying to help ease tension on the lines. →
04/28/16
Passengers left behind more than $765,000 in loose change at airport checkpoints in 2015. And the TSA gets to keep it. →
03/21/16
The things they bring: a look at firearms and other prohibited items travelers try to bring with them on planes. →
01/27/16
My At the Airport column on USA TODAY for January 2016 takes a look at TSA's 2015 Year in Review and the record number of guns found at airport checkpoints. →
01/14/16
From my unofficial count of all the guns found by TSA at airport checkpoint last year, it looks like 2015 will be another record year. Plus... how a chihuahua get in a checked bag? →
01/09/16
Don't worry: you can still use your driver's license as ID at airport checkpoints all over the country. The Department of Homeland Security finally issued a timetable for the date when the Real ID Act goes into effect - and states not yet in compliance have two years to work it out. →
10/12/15
What’s in your wallet? If you plan on traveling any time next year, the question is a pertinent one. Travelers with driver’s licenses from New York, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Louisiana, American Samoa or another state or territory the Department of Homeland Security deems not-compliant with the federal REAL ID act may soon be barred →
07/31/15
What is the new head of the Transportation Security Administration going to do now that he’s been on the job for four weeks? Withing 60 days he’s going to make sure all airport screeners are retrained so they can better detect explosives and spot weapons. And he’s going to try to get more passengers to →
04/05/15
Heading to the airport with loose change in your pockets? You may not mean to, but there’s a good chance you’re leaving cash tips for the Transportation Security Administration at the airport. During FY 2014, passengers left behind $674,841.06 in coins and currency in the bowls and bins at airport security checkpoints. During 2013 travelers →