TSA Shouldn't Force a Bad Digital ID System on America | ACLU

If we must have a digital ID system, we should take the time to do it right.

Korean Facial Recognition Project Faces Opposition

It was discovered last month that a South Korean government project has been providing millions of facial images taken at Incheon International Airport to private industry without the consent of th…

Vintage camera sparks in-flight panic and emergency landing - DIY Photography

Being a camera enthusiast can sometimes land you in some hot water (and not just with your spouse when you’ve bought a new lens!). An American Airlines flight from Indianapolis was forced to take an emergency landing at New York’s La Guardia...

Opinion | Memo to Democrats: ‘Grow Up. Do Your Job.’

Suggestions for Democrats in Congress; the return of live performances; Justice Sandra Day O'Connor; an airline no-fly list; boys' struggles.

After the 9/11 Attacks, Boston Found a Focus for Its Anger

Terrorists boarded two planes in Boston and flew them into the World Trade Center. Massachusetts zeroed in on its top airport official, who has never quite recovered.

Air Travel After 9/11: Just Get Through It

Before the terrorist attacks, airplane passengers weren’t seen as security risks, and flying was an enjoyable extension of the vacation experience — not something merely to anxiously endure.

U.S. Launches Strike on ISIS-K as Bombing’s Death Toll Soars

The Pentagon said its drone strike appeared to have killed a planner for the terror group, which claimed responsibility for the blast at Kabul’s airport that left more than 170 dead.

Fight and Flight: T.S.A. to Resume Self-Defense Classes for Airline Crews

The classes, which will resume in July, come as crew members struggle with a surge in cases of unruly passengers.

Covid-Sniffing Dogs Are Accurate but Face Hurdles for Widespread Use

Logistics, cost and official standards are needed for the dogs to fulfill their potential in medical fields.