Airport screening is one of the clearest places where homeland security policy becomes part of an ordinary journey. A traveler removes fewer items, moves through a dedicated lane, and may never see ...

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In your account under the “Benefits and Healthcare” dropdown menu, select the “Benefit letters and documents” section. Then, select “TSA PreCheck Application Fee Waiver Letter” and “Download TSA ...

Long airport lines have reignited interest in programs like TSA PreCheck and CLEAR. Here's what to know.

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has introduced several changes in recent weeks. In early June, the agency reaffirmed an exemption to the 3-1-1 rule amid concerns about confiscation.

Navigating airport security can be stressful. But for low-risk travelers, there's an easier way. TSA PreCheck members wait about 10 minutes or less on average at airport security checkpoints, plus can ...

Instead of working for the federal government, employees will be hired by private contractors, though screening rules and TSA PreCheck benefits remain the same. Union leaders express concern over ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently announced plans to expand airport screenings run by private companies. With the new TSA Gold+ program, announced Thursday, airports can opt ...

TSA PreCheck can be a smooth process and a smart investment, especially when the regular line is long and you're in a hurry to board your flight. Some passengers, specifically veterans, can get the ...

Before hopping into the TSA PreCheck line at security or even getting to the airport, you'll need to have this number handy ...

A new TSA lawsuit is raising questions about what the agency's Gold+ program could mean for airport security and travelers.