SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The company that runs an airport security prescreening program said Tuesday they've found a laptop containing the personal information of 33,000 people more than a week after it apparently went missing.
The Transportation Security Administration suspended new enrollments to the program, known as Clear, after the unencrypted computer was reported stolen.
Officials with Verified Identity Pass, which operates the Clear program, said the laptop was found Tuesday morning in the same office where it supposedly had gone missing.
W. Colo. wildfire
About 400 firefighters and five helicopters are battling an eight-square-mile wildfire, near the Utah border.
NATO kills senior al-Qaida
NATO force in Afghanistan killed al-Qaida's second-highest leader in the country in an airstrike.
Syria dead executed
Most of the 108 victims of a chilling massacre in Syria last week were shot at close range, including children.
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