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TSA Considering Banning Photography Of Checkpointsby Carlos Miller, PixiqJun. 09, 2011 |
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 The Transportation Security Administration is considering changing its policy on photographing security checkpoints after several videos depicting questionable incidents between passengers and TSA screeners were posted on Youtube. News of the possible changes in policy was posted Friday on the TSA Blog, the same blog that posted that it is permissible to photograph checkpoints, even though most screeners act as if it has always been illegal. Full Story 
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