As the government shutdown moves into its second week, air travelers can expect longer airport security lines—as TSA employees call out sick in higher numbers.

TSA staff are calling in sick amid the government shutdown, just like last time, leading to delays and staffing challenges at airports nationwide.

More changes are rolling out into New York City-area airports, courtesy of the Transportation Security Administration. Travelers are getting used to once again keeping their shoes on during security ...

If you travel by air a lot, there's a chance you may have TSA PreCheck, which allows for a smoother and faster experience through TSA checkpoints (with the exception of some boarding passes). If you ...

Your next flight could require more time for TSA security screenings because of the government shutdown. Here's hat air travelers should know.

Even though TSA abides by federal law, that doesn’t mean that agents are looking that hard for marijuana. As the website notes: “TSA security officers do not search for marijuana or other drugs. In ...

Next time you go through a TSA security checkpoint at the airport, be careful: there’s one item you should make sure to not put directly into the bin. Cell phones are at risk of being stolen directly ...

A government shutdown is causing air travel disruptions nationwide and in Phoenix. What to know if you're traveling.

If you’ve flown commercially in the United States over the past several months, it’s likely that you have encountered new technology at the TSA security checkpoint that uses a real-time photo of your ...

Convicted TSA thief shares tips for keeping your stuff safe while you fly. Sept. 29, 2012 — -- After an ABC News investigation found that hundreds of TSA employees have been fired for allegedly ...