Articles tagged “tsa”

The safety and privacy concerns that pushed the scanners out of airports won't likely be an issue wherever they end up next, which will give operators time to focus on the real concern: What's the radiation really like?

The TSA should be praised for seeking ways to qualify more people for expedited screening. But, is handing over the grunt work to commercial companies accessing your personal information the best alternative?

The inefficiencies of the TSA have passed the human stage, and are now being passing on to other living beings.

Using credit checks or other commercial data as a security barometer? TSA may be stepping into a minefield with this one.

Airport security is impossible to judge based on TSA's haphazard data collection efforts.

The TSA shouldn't be a model for anything but a PR disaster.

This behavioral screening program at airports makes a lot of sense as long as it doesn't tilt toward racial profiling.

The anti-TSA crowd is so rabid and vocal that separating reality from nonsense is difficulty, even when it's something as believable as security guards chuckling at nudie pics.

At least four people every day in the U.S. make life very difficult for their fellow passengers when they try to bring a gun (not to mention the other travelers who can't leave their knives, blades, and grenades at home) on board an aircraft.

America's best and brightest once again demonstrate that not even the holidays can keep them from packing their carry-on bags full of grenades, handguns, and knives.