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Topic: travel

Passengers at an airport security checkpoint.
U.S.
Monday, 6/29, 09:48 AM

Your TSA Screener May Not Work for the TSA. Here's Why.

  • At about 20 U.S.
  • airports — including San Francisco International and Kansas City — the officer checking your boarding pass works for a private company, not the federal government.
  • As Fourth of July travel peaks, here's how private airport screening works, and why Washington is debating a big expansion of it.

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