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In her post's caption, Lyn Ventimiglia wrote: "Disabled people deserve better than this."

The mom was planning to pump before her five-hour flight, she said, but was stopped by two male TSA agents.

"You have a speech condition that's completely valid, and they singled you out because of it," a TikToker commented.

Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle ruled that the federal mask mandate on public transport "exceeded" the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's authority.

Social media users posted videos and pictures of boisterous passengers applauding the airplane mask mandate being suddenly struck down.

Following the Florida judge's ruling, airlines said the masks can come off, while cautioning they might be required in certain settings.

Less than a month ago, DeSantis filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration's mask mandate for public transportation.

"He's out here in front of the jet, looks like he's trying to get in," air traffic control audio said.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken called the new gender definition a move that is "respectful of individuals' privacy while advancing inclusion."

"Another day in the office," he says while allegedly counting the money given to him to kill Le'Shonte Jones, injuring her daughter in the process.

In the past year, more than 6 in 10 unruly passenger incidents were related to COVID-19 face-mask compliance.

Republicans including Representatives Thomas Massie and Lauren Boebert, as well as Senator Rand Paul argued against what they called an "illegal mask mandate for individuals traveling on commercial airlines."

As of March 8, CDC data showed the U.S. reporting a 7-day moving average of about 38,000 new cases daily, a large decrease from about 750,000 on January 10.

"I honestly thought they were trained to never have any fun. Glad I'm wrong," one commenter said of TTirado's last bag search.

"We are prepared and ready for a busy spring, and are doing our part to ensure the traveling public is safe," a TSA statement read.

The woman was eventually cleared for travel from Boston Logan airport, but the TSA is "not sure why" she decided to stuff wads of cash into a pot.

"Can't stump us!" the TSA joked. This year's list of prohibited items includes a machete, fireworks and bullets.

"This is a good example of why we cannot assume that something as innocent-looking as a child's stuffed animal is not a risk to security," a TSA official.

TSA Officer Cecilia Morales sprung into action at Newark Liberty International Airport after a young mother realized her 2-month-old was not breathing.

He was reportedly asked to return to a check-in counter, where he was arrested on a weapons charge.

"It took me hours to properly fold everything and seal it all and I spent like $20 on the bags," the Redditor explained.

Kenny Wells turned himself in 10 days after his gun went off at Atlanta International Airport's security checkpoint.

"People can expect to see lines in parking lots, at airline check-in counters and at checkpoints," a TSA spokesperson told Newsweek.

The airline is aiming to get bag check waiting times down to 30 seconds with the technology at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Georgia.

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Administrator David Pekoske called the figures "alarming."

A friend of the laptop owner's daughter reached out to the TikToker after seeing the video, which has more than 4 million views.

The company's plan should eventually allow travelers to use digitally-stored ID at airports.

"They looked like they weren't playing around. They had helmets. It felt like a movie, it really didn't feel real," said passenger Cornelius Bome't about police boarding the plane.

The airline had already canceled more than half its flights for Wednesday by 11 a.m. EDT, due to widespread system outages, poor weather and staffing shortages.

"Except for the grenade and the gasoline, these items could have been placed in a checked bag," the TSA said.