Tsa News

Airport officials at JFK detained a traveler who mentioned the word "bomb", but only to discover that the man was actually talking about a sandwich referred to as The Bomb.

The Transportation Security Administration has issued an apology to a Missouri family after agents detained a 3-year-old confined to a wheelchair.

An Arizona man who spent 25 hours in jail after making a wisecrack about his jar of peanut butter while going through airport security, is suing the TSA. Fifty-year-old Frank Hannibal is seeking $5 million in damages and this time isn't fooling.

The TSA has decided to remove naked-image scanners that are currently in several U.S. airports. According to the federal agency, it is severing ties with the manufacturer because it could not create software that made passenger images less revealing.

Dallas - The disabled girl was detained at the Dallas Fort Worth Airport for nearly an hour after TSA agents claimed to have found explosive residue on her hands.

Oklahoma City - The latest antic of Flaming Lips singer Wayne Coyne caused TSA to shut down Oklahoma City Airport, as he thoughtlessly decided to travel with an "unexplodable" hand-grenade in his luggage.

San Francisco - Geoffrey McGann, 49, is an artist and an art teacher from Southern California. He was arrested by the TSA, and the bomb squad was called, because he was wearing a "weird watch".

The National Opt Out and Film Week, a new campaign designed to expose the abusive policies of the TSA, is set to launch during Thanksgiving, one of the busiest travel times of the year -- and the TSA might not be able to stop it.

According to a new scientific poll by Harris Interactive, almost a third of Americans would submit to a body cavity search by the TSA in order to fly.

Kurt Haskell, the Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in Michigan's Seventh District, called out corruption in both major parties and challenged the status quo on several key issues in an exclusive interview with Digital Journal.