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Montanans planning a destination getaway could see a hit to their wallet if they don't have an updated form of identification.The Transportation Security Admini
Military recruits traveling to basic training can now travel without scrambling to get a REAL ID in advance or being hit with a $45 fee for showing up to the airport without one.
Flights wouldn't be immediately impacted by a government shutdown, but history shows delays and TSA staffing issues grow the longer it lasts.
The federal government is poised to partially shut down at midnight, though the impact would be more limited than in past shutdowns.
With the possibility of a Department of Homeland Security funding lapse looming, Acting TSA Administrator Ha Nguyen McNeill told lawmakers Wednesday that a shutdown would have immediate and lasting consequences for airport security operations and the agency’s workforce.
The decision was included in a final rule signed by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. The change didn’t go through the normal notice-and-comment period required of most government regulations.
Shotguns in golf bags and turtles in bras are among "the worst packing decisions from 2025" according to the TSA. And one is from Ohio.
If you’ve ever second-guessed what you packed for a flight, the TSA has some reassurance: it could be worse. Much worse.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has launched TSA PreCheck Touchless ID, a new facial recognition technology that allows travelers with PreCheck to go through security without showing identification.