According to CNN and the Wall Street Journal, the Transportation Security Agency has dropped its controvertial plan to use commercial databases to screen travelers for the "do not fly list". See: CNN.com - Report: TSA dropping airline data to screen terrorists - Sep 22, 2005.
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