All Posts Tagged With: "Department of Homeland Security"

Ten Years After

After 9/11 the U.S. Congress created the Department of Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). America went to war, overtly and covertly, in several countries. Nearly $8 trillion was spent on what is called “security,” Chris Hellman of the National Priorities Project estimates. Was it worth it? Yes, in many ways, says author [...]

30Nov2011 | John Stossel | 4 comments | Continued

A TSA Myth in the Making

The “Muslim exemption” is a dangerous myth because it strengthens the TSA by making its critics appear to be foolish conspiracy theorists.

23Nov2010 | Wendy McElroy | 19 comments | Continued

If You Really Love Volunteers, Mr. Obama . . .

Barack Obama gave volunteerism a big boost early this year, visiting service centers on Martin Luther King Day, greeting volunteers, and working alongside them. “Everybody’s got to be involved,” he said. “If we’re waiting for somebody else to do something, it never gets done. We’re going to have to take responsibility, all of us.” These [...]

23Sep2009 | James L. Payne | 1 comment | Continued

Putting Security Back on Track

 Becky Akers is a historian and freelance writer in New York City . You might think the threats confronting American aviation are unique and unprecedented, given the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) unique and unprecedented regulations. Passengers must shed their shoes and they may carry aboard only three-ounce containers of liquids and gels, but “larger containers [...]

1May2007 | Becky Akers | 3 comments | Continued
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