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A TSA agent dons rubber gloves at a security checkpoint at Washington Reagan National Airport in Washington, November 22, 2010. Photo by Jason Reed/REUTERS

Nation Feb 20

Record 6,542 guns intercepted at U.S. airport security checkpoints in 2022

By Rebecca Santana, Associated Press

Health Jan 05

A man wearing a mask walks past a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) testing site ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday at Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S., November 22, 2021. Photo by Brian Snyder/REUTERS
As COVID-19 surges in China, U.S. begins testing more travelers

As COVID-19 surges in China, the U.S. is expanding its traveler surveillance program, an early warning system for detecting new variants.

By Laura Ungar, Shelby Lum, Associated Press

Nation Apr 13

FILE PHOTO: Travelers reclaim luggage at Denver airport
CDC extends public transit mask requirement to May 3 as COVID cases tick up

The Biden administration has announced it will extend through May 3rd the nationwide mask requirement for public transit as it monitors an uptick in COVID-19 cases.

By Zeke Miller, Associated Press

World Aug 13

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News Wrap: Hong Kong’s airport again crippled by protests

In our news wrap Tuesday, chaos gripped Hong Kong again, as demonstrations crippled the city’s busy airport for a second day in a row. Violent clashes broke out when riot police armed with pepper spray confronted pro-democracy protesters. Also, the…

World Aug 12

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Amid paralyzing Hong Kong demonstrations, China threatens grave consequences

Violence is rising between protesters and police in Hong Kong, with China threatening to unleash retribution upon those who challenge its authority. Police attacked pro-democracy demonstrators Monday, severely injuring one, while media in Beijing warned it might send Chinese paramilitary…

By Jonathan Miller, Independent Television News

Dec 20

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News Wrap: Stocks tank again amid rising interest rates, potential government shutdown

In our news wrap Thursday, Wall Street plunged again amid slumping tech stocks, rising interest rates and fears of an impending government shutdown. The Dow Jones was down 464 points, the Nasdaq dropped 108 and the S&P 500 slid 39.

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Sep 02

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News Wrap: Lower August job creation keeps unemployment flat

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Friday, August job growth was lower than expected, with 151,000 new positions created. As a result, the nation's unemployment rate remained at 4.9 percent for the third consecutive month. Also, the government of Uzbekistan confirmed that…

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Apr 03

Brussels airport reopens following suicide attacks

By Michael D. Regan

Brussels Airport opened amid increased security on Sunday after two suicide bombers killed 16 people inside a busy departure hall on March 22. The airport, one of the busiest in Europe, will operate on a limited basis until the summer.

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Oct 11

Ebola airport screenings may seem intrusive, but they’re legal, experts say

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

The government's authority to screen airline passengers for potential Ebola exposure and order them quarantined if necessary is far-reaching and rooted in the Constitution and federal law, public health experts say.

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Dec 13

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News Wrap: Colo. student shot two before killing himself at high school

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