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ICE Agents Are Showing Up in Airport Security Lines. Here’s What That Actually Means.
In some U.S. airports, the person checking your ID might not be a TSA officer.
What Happens When TSA Stops Getting Paid
The Quiet Risk Inside Airport Security
U.S. Deploys Paratroopers to Middle East Amid Rising Tensions with Iran
The 82nd Airborne Division is activated as military options are evaluated in response to escalating conflict.
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Salt Lake City Moves to Rename Cesar Chavez Street
City officials begin the process of renaming a street currently honoring the civil rights leader.
Evacuations Ordered on Oahu Amidst Flash Flooding Crisis
Severe weather conditions prompt urgent action as residents face unprecedented rainfall.
Hundreds of Dogs and Cats Rescued in L.A. County Operation
Animal control authorities execute a large-scale rescue, saving numerous pets from neglect.
TSA Workers Face Unpaid Leave Amid Shutdown, Causing Travel Delays
Travelers should prepare for long wait times as TSA workers remain unpaid during the ongoing government shutdown.
Judge Rules Against Pentagon's Press Restrictions
A federal judge upholds the principles of independent journalism by striking down press limits imposed by the Pentagon.
Why People Are Starting to Question Everything (And What Comes Next)
The Era of Blind Trust Is Over — And Something Is Replacing It
Joseph Duggar Faces Child Molestation Accusations
The former reality television star is embroiled in serious legal allegations.