Tag: TSA
TSA Agent Saves Man Having a Heart Attack
Report: TSA Plagued by Misconduct Problems
A new House Committee report details serious misconduct problems among senior officials at the TSA.
Cost of Federal Employee Benefits Focus of New TSA Bill
Recently introduced legislation that would reform the TSA’s Screening Partnership Program puts a focus on the cost of federal employee benefits.
TSA Official Tells Congress That Quiet Skies Surveillance Has Yet to Foil Any Threats
TSA Studies Eliminating Checkpoints at Smaller Airports, But Criticism is Fierce
Lawmakers Want Investigation of Air Marshal Service After Allegations of Racial Profiling
Some lawmakers want an investigation of the TSA’s Federal Air Marshal Service after a report alleging racial profiling by a supervisor.
TSA Says Air Marshals Don’t Follow ‘Ordinary’ Travelers
Legislation Reintroduced to Reform TSA’s Transgender Passenger Screening Process
One lawmaker is making a second attempt to push the TSA to develop gender neutral screening procedures at airports.
TSA Testing New X-Ray Scanners to Reduce Bag Checks
The TSA will begin roll out of new Computed Tomography (CT) scanners at airport security checkpoints which may improve the screening process for travelers.
TSA Pondering $300 Million in Cost Reductions
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