Politics aside, what should we do about the TSA?
American voters, who have felt powerless against the allegedly invasive screening methods used by an expanding TSA, got an unexpected gift from a very unexpected place last week.
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5 times you should stand up to the TSA
Francisco Canseco took a stand when a TSA agent tried to give him an enhanced pat-down last spring.
5 things you should never say to a TSA screener
It happened to Ann Holley again last week. As she passed through the security checkpoint at Atlanta’s busy airport, she asked a TSA agent to “opt out” of being screened by a full-body scanner.
Are you one of the TSA’s unwitting accomplices?
I would have given anything to be a fly on the wall at the Gallup Organization last week after it released a poll that suggested more than half of all Americans believe the TSA is doing a “good” or “excellent” job.
Are TSA agents heroes?
Two TSA agents who reportedly thwarted a passenger kidnapping in Miami recently are being hailed as heroes by the mainstream media.
For disabled fliers, TSA adds insult to injury
If you thought the TSA’s reputation as America’s worst federal agency couldn’t get any worse — and after its recent PR disasters, I wouldn’t blame you — you might want to think again.
The truth about TSAs lines — and lies
PR disasters are nothing new to America’s least-loved federal agency. But after a particularly bad week, it’s worth paying attention to how the agency reacts when things go horribly wrong.
Who’s responsible for my missed connection?
Jeff Emerson missed his flight from Minneapolis to Washington last month. He didn’t make his connection to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and didn’t arrive as scheduled in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, where he was supposed to start work as a summer volunteer.
3 TSA headlines you thought you’d never see
Guess what? The TSA’s controversial full-body scanners are safe, after all.