TSA mulls easing airport security hassles
Washington reports the TSA is weighing major changes to passenger screening to reduce delays for 2 million travelers daily. Proposals include lifting the ban on razor blades and small knives, allowing some weapons, skipping shoe removal for most, and exempting high profile officials from screening.
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President on the defensive as economy improves
Bush faces criticism as improving economy clashes with high gas prices and Iraq fears. Analysts say terrorism, mortgage debt, and energy costs tilt public mood downward while personal finances feel strained despite low unemployment and robust growth.
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