Everyone knows there are several third-world airports where security is lax.  Terrorists know which ones are vulnerable, and Sharm el-Sheikh airport, where the Russian plane that crashed took off from, is near the top of the list. The Department of Homeland Security has ordered ramped up security – as far as they are able in a foreign country – for about 10 airports across the Middle East on direct flights to the U.S. NBC News: The announcement came on the same day Russia declared a temporary suspension of flights to and from Egypt. "While there are no direct commercial air flights from Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt to the United States, these enhancements are designed to provide an additional layer of security for the traveling public, and will be undertaken in consultation with relevant foreign governments and relevant passenger and cargo airlines," DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said in a statement. The U.S. is teaming up with foreign...(Read Full Post)