Rather than do separate topics, I'm going to combine a few here.
Insert my usual "The TSA sucks" comments as appropriate.

TSA To Test Trusted Traveler Program With Certain Delta & American Airlines Frequent Fliers
By Chris Morran on July 14, 2011 2:41 PM
In May, TSA chief John Pistole said the agency was considering a program that would allow pre-vetted "trusted travelers" to get through airport security faster. Today, the TSA announced actual details of the program it will begin testing on a small group of fliers. More »
Woman Accused Of Groping TSA Agent -- Yeah, You Read That Right
By Phil Villarreal on July 18, 2011 9:15 AM
Accusations of groping involving Transportation Security Administration agents are far from unheard of, but it's rare that it's a security officer who's the one filing the complaint. Yet a Colorado woman stands accused of groping a TSA agent at Phoenix's Sky Harbor Airport Thursday. More »
Appeals Court: Feds Rushed To Roll Out Controversial TSA Scanners
By Chris Morran on July 15, 2011 3:21 PM
An appeals court panel in Washington, D.C., ruled today that the government jumped the gun by not seeking public feedback before rolling out airport scanners that see through travelers' clothes. Unfortunately for those opposed to these devices, the scanners are not going anywhere. More »
Reader: TSA Agent Cracks Timothy McVeigh Joke That Would Probably Have Gotten Me Detained
By Chris Morran on July 18, 2011 4:15 PM
For all the wise-cracking most of us do about the TSA and airport security procedures, we also know that when it comes time to actually pass through the checkpoint on our way to the gate, it's probably not the best time to be a jokester. But, says a Consumerist reader, there is at least one TSA screener who thinks it's perfectly fine for him to lightheartedly reference Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh. More »
Senator: Travelers Should Be Reimbursed Fees For All Lost & Mishandled Bags
By Chris Morran on July 18, 2011 1:15 PM
Even though a new rule is about to kick in that refunds airline baggage fees for any traveler whose luggage vanishes forever, New York Senator Chuck Schumer thinks it's not enough and that airlines should be reimbursing fees even if you get your bags back a day or two later. More »
Insert my usual "The TSA sucks" comments as appropriate.

TSA To Test Trusted Traveler Program With Certain Delta & American Airlines Frequent Fliers
By Chris Morran on July 14, 2011 2:41 PM
In May, TSA chief John Pistole said the agency was considering a program that would allow pre-vetted "trusted travelers" to get through airport security faster. Today, the TSA announced actual details of the program it will begin testing on a small group of fliers. More »
Woman Accused Of Groping TSA Agent -- Yeah, You Read That Right
By Phil Villarreal on July 18, 2011 9:15 AM
Accusations of groping involving Transportation Security Administration agents are far from unheard of, but it's rare that it's a security officer who's the one filing the complaint. Yet a Colorado woman stands accused of groping a TSA agent at Phoenix's Sky Harbor Airport Thursday. More »
Appeals Court: Feds Rushed To Roll Out Controversial TSA Scanners
By Chris Morran on July 15, 2011 3:21 PM
An appeals court panel in Washington, D.C., ruled today that the government jumped the gun by not seeking public feedback before rolling out airport scanners that see through travelers' clothes. Unfortunately for those opposed to these devices, the scanners are not going anywhere. More »
Reader: TSA Agent Cracks Timothy McVeigh Joke That Would Probably Have Gotten Me Detained
By Chris Morran on July 18, 2011 4:15 PM
For all the wise-cracking most of us do about the TSA and airport security procedures, we also know that when it comes time to actually pass through the checkpoint on our way to the gate, it's probably not the best time to be a jokester. But, says a Consumerist reader, there is at least one TSA screener who thinks it's perfectly fine for him to lightheartedly reference Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh. More »
Senator: Travelers Should Be Reimbursed Fees For All Lost & Mishandled Bags
By Chris Morran on July 18, 2011 1:15 PM
Even though a new rule is about to kick in that refunds airline baggage fees for any traveler whose luggage vanishes forever, New York Senator Chuck Schumer thinks it's not enough and that airlines should be reimbursing fees even if you get your bags back a day or two later. More »