TSA Supervisor Accused of Leaking Video to Media And Taking Photos of Young Women
A TSA supervisor at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is under fire for allegedly taking inappropriate photos of young female travelers.
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TSA Scrambling to Hire New Officers As Air Travel Reaches New Pandemic Records
The TSA is so understaffed that it’s asking office employees to work at airports for up to 45 days.
TSA Workers to Receive Full Collective Bargaining Rights, Better Pay
The TSA’s 46,000 officers are set to receive full collective bargaining rights and better pay, the Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday.
TSA Not Adequately Staffed to Handle Pipeline Security, Critics Say After Ransomeware Attack
In the aftermath of the ransomeware attack on the Colonial Pipeline, critics say the Transportation Security Administration is not adequately staffed to protect the 2.7 million miles of pipeline in the U.S.
TSA Reveals Top 10 ‘Good Catches’ of 2020, Including Dead Baby Shark
A dead baby shark, a bundle of Roman candles and a book full of knives.
Selfless TSA Agent Helps Family After They Flew to the Wrong Portland
A confused family found themselves in the wrong Portland after a travel agent booked them a flight to the wrong city.
TSA Workers Authorized to Mandate Masks at Checkpoints
TSA workers, who have been hammered by the coronavirus, can finally require travelers to wear masks at checkpoints and “throughout the commercial and public transportation system.”
Ex-TSA Agent Gets 60 Days in Jail for Tricking Woman into Showing Her Breasts at LAX
A former TSA agent charged with detaining a woman and tricking her into showing him her breasts in June 2019 has been sentenced to 60 days in jail and two years of probation.