People are bringing guns and knives to U.S. airports at rates that have steadily risen in the years following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks 17 years ago.
Transportation Security Administration officials seized a record-high 3,957 guns in passenger carry-on bags at airport checkpoints in 2017, nearly five times the number seized a decade ago, according to government data.
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