Maryland COVID Crisis Challenges State’s Resilience
Facing rising COVID infections, Maryland is focusing on local solutions to an urgent crisis.
TSA Still Needs Work on Courtesy Complaints – Even During the Pandemic
The virus is spreading, and air travel is down. Yet, TSA is continues to receive courtesy complaints from the traveling public.
Disability Integration 2.0 – A Seat at the Corporate Table
Executives who are serious about addressing disability-related inequities should start by re-evaluating their existing organizational chart and taking an innovative step by creating a new position: Senior Vice President, Disability Integration.
Why Has There Been a Substantial Increase in Privacy Complaints to DHS?
The most recent available DHS data show that privacy complaints over the last year have more than doubled. What is driving this huge increase?
A Letter to the Trump Administration – Establish a Faith-Based Sector of Critical Infrastructure
By Andy Jabbour
Faith-Based Organizations are essential, and now is the time to establish a Faith-Based Sector of critical infrastructure.
TSA Customer Service Complaints Increasing in 2020
This year has been difficult for most people in the United States, including for those working at TSA.
TSA, N95s, What is and What Ought to Be
The Transportation Security Administration has 1.3 million N95 masks, and they are morally obligated to donate them to medical workers.
TSA Chief Counsel Sues DHS Sec and IG – Kerner vs. Wolf and Cuffari
On January 6, 2020, TSA Chief Counsel Francine Kerner filed a 38-page complaint against DHS Secretary Chad Wolf and DHS IG Joseph Cuffari.
The Remote ID Proposed Rulemaking is Still Being Delayed
The notion that the UAS proposed rulemaking would be completed by September 2019 seemed unlikely. Indeed, that is the case.
Flying for Labor Day? May the Force Be With You—But Not Your Coke Bottles
The Force is not strong with TSA.
