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The Transportation Security Administration "has lost its way" according to a committee of Congress, in a report concluding that the TSA needs reform.

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The Transportation Security Administration "has lost its way" according to a committee of Congress, in a report concluding that the TSA needs reform.

Holiday Travel: Security Lines, Carry-Ons and Costly TSA Screening

The Transportation Security Administration "has lost its way" according to a committee of Congress, in a report concluding that the TSA needs reform.

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