The Air Transport Association expects 2 percent fewer people will fly this Thanksgiving week compared with last year, while AAA projects a 4 percent increase in automobile travel.
As the T.S.A. observes its 10th anniversary, it also faces lawsuits over the legality of its passenger searches, growing scrutiny of the cost-effectiveness of its screening measures, questions about security lapses and complaints that some agents continue to make travelers feel humiliated or harassed. - NYTimes
Airport Screening is Still a Pain, Flyers Say - NYTimes
Harold Rodman, TSA Worker, Arrested For Sexual Assault - WJLA
Supercommittee Fails to Reach a Deal - Politico
3 U.S. Students Arrested Amid Cairo Protests - CBSNews
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