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Woman tapes knife in carry-on to dodge $100 baggage fee
A passenger at a Wisconsin airport admitted to concealing a knife with tape to avoid checking her bag.
Fox News · 1m · 1 like
Salesforce’s TSA AI agent handles traveler questions
Salesforce built Ace for the TSA, an AI agent meant to answer routine airport questions before passengers reach security.
TechRadar · 1m
Why TSA is taking kids' squishy toys
Viral gel-filled toys are running into TSA liquid rules, leaving parents with crying kids and few last-minute options.
New York Post · 1m
TSA at 25: from screening line to intelligence agency
A quarter century after 9/11, the agency built in the attack's wake says the threats it faces now look nothing like the ones it was created to stop.
Valleynewslive · 1m
The airport rules 9/11 built are quietly coming undone
Shoes stay on, gate greetings are back, and the TSA is loosening rituals travelers have followed for a quarter century.
CNBC · 2m
Non-Ticketed Visitors Can Now Meet Passengers at the Gate
Twenty-five years after 9/11, TSA is launching a new program that lets trusted travelers go past airport security without a ticket.
NPR · 1m