The TSA is rolling out new programs and updating technology that could ease certain airport security rules implemented after 9/11.

Flying used to be far more relaxed. In the aftermath of September 11, airport security transformed almost overnight.

The Transportation Security Administration is in the midst of a new era. After 25 years, the TSA is now allowing nonticketed passengers to accompany their traveling loved ones beyond security gates.

Few post-9/11 changes are more evident around the world than with airport security. The attacks led to drastically enhanced ...

After launching a Gold+ privatization program earlier this year, TSA recently discontinued that effort. But questions remain ...

Pease officials say Portsmouth airport security performed as intended when a Rochester teen crashed through a fence and into ...

DHS-2026-Shutdown DHS faces a partial shutdown due to lack of congressional funding agreement. TSA staffing shortages force employees to work unpaid, causing airport security delays. The Department of ...

A former FAA special agent says the 9/11 attacks never should have happened because the government was aware of the ...

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Navigating airport security checks is often one of the most challenging aspects of air travel, and being put on the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) radar is rarely a positive experience ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... From the perspective of air travel passengers, they will see nothing different. At airports, the screeners will perform the same tasks, use the same ...

TSA is reportedly considering allowing some TSA PreCheck travelers to take full water bottles past airport security.