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Court: TSA, not passengers, deserves privacyRejects cases filed by Americans enraged over digital strip-searchesby Bob Unruh WND Apr. 13, 2012 |
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 A federal appeals court has rejected claims by passengers and pilots that the TSA invaded their privacy and violated their rights by demanding pat-down inspections or full-body scans. Read More 
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