Federal Agencies Lack Critical Information About Some of Their Riskiest AI Systems
From facial recognition tools to algorithms that identify diseases, agencies reported that they didn't know enough about what ...
POLITICAL ROUNDUP: AG pushing for better service from airlines
A relatively new initiative gives the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office authority to investigate complaints against airlines ...
Stowaways on planes and inside landing gear raise worries about aviation security
Recent incidents are being investigated, so we don’t know yet exactly where security failed. But clearly there were gaps in ...
S ecret Service overrides FAA rules to allow surveillance drones for inauguration
The Federal Aviation Administration's regulations regarding the use of drones are particularly strict in Washington, D.C., ...
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Airlines are optimistic as business travel recovers slowly and steadily
Return-to-office mandates and fewer Zoom meetings may be part of the reason why business travel is picking up.
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We Tried to Trick TSA's New Airport Shoe Scanner With Gummy Worms at CES 2025. Here's What Happened
Strange things are afoot at CES, where we threw some unusual items at TSA's in-development airport scanner to see what it ...
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TSA Introduces Drone Surveillance at San Francisco International Airport to Bolster Security
TSA deploys drones at San Francisco Airport for security surveillance and to manage threats posed by unauthorized drone ...
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10 Unexpected Foods You Can Bring Through Airport Security
Bringing food with you on your flight can be difficult, but there are some unexpected food items that you are allowed to take ...
Knives, guns … and a sledgehammer? Here’s some of what TSA found at Idaho checkpoints
Despite the signs, Idaho set a record this year for firearms discovered by TSA officers — 64 total. Boise and Idaho Falls set ...