Senators propose crime for misusing body scanner images
Senators Nelson and Schumer push an amendment to an aviation bill to make misusing scanned body images a federal crime with up to one year in prison and fines up to 100000 dollars per violation. The measure covers images from federal scanners and photos taken with personal devices, amid concerns over privacy and security.
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Ben Nelson
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Chuck Schumer
D-N.y
Nicholas Kimball
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Airlines' cancel early strategy boosts December performance
A DOT report shows U S airlines canceled many flights before storms, reducing on time issues overall. In December 10,000 cancellations hit the Northeast with 584 tarmac delays over three hours, while JetBlue struggled with delays and Comair Sky West Pinnacle ran below two thirds on time.
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FBI releases file on Ted Stevens life and Alaska career
FBI releases a roughly 3600 page file on late Senator Ted Stevens detailing threats, investigations, and his longtime Alaska political career. The documents touch on his Watergate era requests for device sweeps, 2008 corruption case notes, and a 1950s incident with a federal judge in Fairbanks.
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Ted Stevens
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U.S. Senate
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Fairbanks
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