Stop TSA Scanners

... because of Coronavirus !

A $1 billion upgrade to the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is nearly complete. Among other things, it sounds like privac...

Last month, ProPublica asked anyone who has had their hair searched by TSA to contact them. The results of that have now been published , co...

This article is not addressing the narrow topic of naked scanners, but is addressing the broader topic of civil liberties abuses at the han...

Of course, it's not a terrorist watchlist. It's aimed at self-respecting travelers, who have no criminal intentions but make the TSA...

I almost didn't click through on this older post on the Scientific American blog, titled,  " Is That Airport Security Scanner Rea...

According to this article from December,  2018 , Denver now has new naked scanners. The upgrade is that it's faster (and possible has fe...

This very short article was the most informative so far on the March towards passive scanning (that already started in NY and LA train stat...

I have been following the testing of new technology in train stations over the past year or so. It has been hard to find information on exa...

... as long as they are the ones perpetrating it. "An investigation revealed over the weekend that the American Transportation Securit...

Another travel season, another advice column on how to try to minimize stress-while-flying. I'm not at all surprised to see a piece in ...

I recently came across this old story about the heroic TSA agent (now ex-TSA agent) who was behind the Thousands Standing Around whistleblo...

The LGBT community periodically pushes back against airport security, and for good reason. As the writer of this article in Slate , who des...

A recent Cosmopolitan article looks at the possibility of racial profiling by TSA: "Between May 13, 2015 and March 13, 2017, 98 black...

As recently as January, Cato published a warning about the use of facial recognition by law enforcement in the U.S.. Add I reported last w...