TSA update: Select travelers now get expedited airport screening with no penalty

Military recruits traveling to basic training can now travel without scrambling to get a REAL ID in advance or being hit with a $45 fee for showing up to the airport without one.
Homeland Security Today

Acting TSA Administrator Warns Lawmakers Another Shutdown Would Strain Workforce, Delay Security Upgrades

With the possibility of a Department of Homeland Security funding lapse looming, Acting TSA Administrator Ha Nguyen McNeill told lawmakers Wednesday that a shutdown would have immediate and lasting consequences for airport security operations and the agency’s workforce.

TSA will now refer to non-U.S. citizens as ‘aliens’ under new rule

The decision was included in a final rule signed by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. The change didn’t go through the normal notice-and-comment period required of most government regulations.
WSVN 7News

TSA debuts new way to fly through security with Precheck Touchless ID

A new way to fly through security arrived to Miami International Airport, thanks to the Transportation Security Administration.The new<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

TSA's new Real ID alternative may not get you through security

The fee is comparable to the cost of a Real ID in California.

TSA to charge $45 to get through security starting Feb. 1

No Real ID or passport? TSA may charge $45 to verify your identity. Here's more about the new rule and what forms of ID you can use to fly.

PBIA: TSA charges $45 to get through airport security. What to know

Travelers might need to pay a fee to get through airport security. Here's what to know on TSA policy.
Dolphins Wire

TSA could charge you $45 to get through security. What to know in Mississippi

The TSA will charge some people $45 to get through airport security. What to know before you fly. It's not too late to get a REAL ID in Mississippi.

Partial US government shutdown could mean airport delays, travel groups say

A partial government shutdown is set to begin at midnight (5:00 GMT) on Saturday after lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on funding the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).