The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will now charge passengers $18 if they show up at airport checkpoints without an acceptable form of identification, such as a passport or REAL ID. The ...

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On Tuesday morning, the University released its preliminary admissions data for the undergraduate class of 2029. With a total of 1,866 first-year and 90 transfer students enrolling, this class marks ...

TSA officers who displayed "exemplary service" during the 43-day shutdown will receive $10,000 bonuses. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was seen onstage in Houston giving out the bonuses to ...

A transgender Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officer in Virginia is suing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), accusing it of sex discrimination over a new policy that bars ...

I know, I know. Here comes this guy saying that I should add more to my plate. I can’t deny that there’s effort involved, but I plan to make a case that you should collect, analyze and act on a wide ...

View post: Amazon is selling a 2-in-1 laptop and tablet for $55 that you can still get before the holidays As the government shutdown enters its second month and comes close to being the longest ...

Harvard also continued to use a method adopted last year to report race data, calculating the proportion of students who report each racial background out of the pool who chose to identify their race.

HSToday has learned that Yemi Oshinnaiye, the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), has retired from federal service after more than three years with ...

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers were warned in an email Thursday that not showing up to work during the shutdown “will not be tolerated”—while TSA officers told Forbes the memo’s ...

In December 2024, WSJ spoke with an architect to learn the subtle design techniques used in airports to keep crowds moving efficiently. Photo Illustration: MacKenzie Coffman Kelly Lomax and his ...

Frequent fliers know the drill. Belts off, hats in the bin, electronics out of bags, you can bring this, you can't have that — the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has a never-ending ...