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As the partial government shutdown nears the one-month mark, some travelers have found themselves stuck in hours-long security lines at select airports across the US. Besides these extreme cases, most ...

A partial federal government shutdown is causing long security lines at airports during the spring break travel season. The shutdown has left roughly 50,000 TSA officers working without regular pay, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Travelers line up at a TSA checkpoint at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston on March 24. (Lekan Oyekanmi/AP) ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Staffing shortages amid a government shutdown are creating long wait times for plane passengers, but travelers do have a ...

Florida, so far, hasn't seen the TSA checkpoint delays reported at other airports in the U.S. See list of TSA wait times for Tuesday, March 17, at Florida airports. A partial government shutdown, ...

A partial government shutdown has led to TSA staffing issues, causing long security lines at some U.S. airports. The long waits coincide with the start of spring break travel, with some airports ...

A partial government shutdown is causing longer TSA wait times at some airports nationwide. Florida airports in Daytona Beach and Orlando have not seen significant impacts on wait times as of early ...

Roughly 50,000 TSA officers are working without pay during a partial government shutdown. The shutdown coincides with a busy spring break travel period, causing long lines at some major airports.

Travelers stuck in line for hours at airport security this week are the latest victims of a partial government shutdown that has dragged on for nearly a month. Funding for the Department of Homeland ...

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