Screening is now a requirement for anyone involved with the sports camps or athletic department in the University of Wisconsin, including employees and volunteers.

New York police have conducted more than 650,000 stop-and-frisks, but 84 percent of them are on black or Hispanic people – a statistic that has civil rights groups calling foul.

Scanning all vehicle IDs upon entry to naval bases will reduce security man-hours and increase efficiency, but it does increase wait time in lines for commuters.

Current background screening pushes criminal, educational, credit and federal tax reports back until after an applicant is actually hired, instead of before.  

The new automated screening system would handle five times the crowd flow than the usual personnel, who use wands and pat-downs to screen incoming spectators. 

Under pressure to meet high demands for stops and searches, TSA behavioral detection officers resort to racial profiling to pad their numbers, according to 32 federal officers at Logan International Airport. 

A Newark airport security supervisor has been accused of using the identity of a slain New York man for 20 years.

Due to unclear protocols and poor reporting and monitoring system, the TSA is only reporting 53 percent of incidents to its headquarters.

TSA's top finds this week also include a tomahawk, multiple replica grenades and a speargun.