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Reason Foundation's Airport Policy and Security Newsletter examines the latest airport news and developments. From passenger screening to registered traveler to airport privatization, Reason's Robert Poole analyzes the latest trends and breaking news.
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- Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #22
Topics include: Registered Traveler finally going national; TSA conflict of interest; a potential airport opt-out in Key West; the boarding pass loophole; upgrading carry-on screening; and other news.
Robert Poole
December 1, 2006 - Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #21
Topics include: what to do about liquid explosives; alternatives to checked baggage; fine-tuning air cargo security; and Registered Traveler
Robert Poole
September 1, 2006 - Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #20
Topics include: dealing with the missile threat to airliners; "bad object" follies continue; checkpoint explosives screening; and registered traveler progress.
Robert Poole
August 1, 2006 - Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #19
Topics include: cargo container screening; explosives vs. knives in passenger screening; devolving screening functions; and registered traveler progress.
Robert Poole
May 1, 2006 - Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #18
Topics include: backsliding on Registered Traveler; getting serious about risk-based policy; protecting airport perimeters; fixing baggage screening; and notes & quotes.
Robert Poole
March 1, 2006 - Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #17
Topics include: new Reason study calling for rethinking TSA's role; registered traveler ramp up; muddled thinking on carry-on revisions; a new tool for protecting airport perimeters; and other news.
Robert Poole
January 1, 2006 - Reducing BAC from .08 to .05 Will Not Significantly Reduce Drunk Driving (5/24)
- I-5 Bridge Collapses; Washington State Ranked 34th In Making Progress on Deficient and Functionally Obsolete Bridges (5/23)
- Reason's Len Gilroy Talks TVA Privatization, Annual Privatization Report on Heartland Institute Podcast (5/23)
- How to Avoid Closing Washington State Parks (5/17)
- Give Managed Lane Conversions Time (5/16)
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Do You Have a Right to Genetic Ignorance?
Bioethicists say yes, but it's not a good idea.
(5/24)
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Forget Angelina Jolie: How Obamacare Endangers Your Breasts
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IRS Scandal Highlights the Dangers of Big Government
Both parties need a powerful tax agency to support their favored programs.
(5/24)
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