In a move judged to be "largely cosmetic," TSA administrator Peter V. Neffenger has replaced the person in charge of overseeing security at 440 airports across the country. It was revealed last week that Kelly Hoggan, assistant administrator for the Office of Security Operations received $90,000 in bonuses, despite the failure of the agency to detect 95% of guns and explosives sent through the checkpoints as part of a test nationwide.  New York Times: Beginning late that year, Mr. Hoggan received $90,000 in bonuses over a 13-month period, even though a leaked report from the Department of Homeland Security showed that auditors were able to get fake weapons and explosives past security screeners 95 percent of the time in 70 covert tests. In addition, several employees who say they were punished with reassignments to other airports after filing whistle-blower complaints have alleged that Mr. Hoggan played a role in their forced transfers. Mr....(Read Full Post)