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A traveler at New York City's John F. Kennedy International airport got into a sticky situation -- literally.

A Rhode Island man was arrested after TSA agents discovered parts of a disassembled semi-automatic handgun ...

A Rhode Island man was arrested last week after TSA agents discovered parts of a disassembled semi-automatic handgun disguised within two jars of peanut butter in his luggage, according to a news release from the TSA.

M Kevin Brady, a Republican congressman from Texas, said while the U.S. is "a country of second chances," Congressman-elect George Santos, R-N.Y., "certainly is going to have to consider resigning" after he admitted to lying about his heritage, education and professional career during his campaign.

A man with gun parts and a loaded ammunition magazine hidden in peanut butter jars was arrested at JFK Airport.

The peanut-butter gun made the TSAs list of its top 10 unusual finds from 2022

National news: TSA said the .22-caliber gun parts were wrapped in plastic and had been jammed into the middle of two plastic jars of peanut butter.

National news: TSA said the .22-caliber gun parts were wrapped in plastic and had been jammed into the middle of two plastic jars of peanut butter.

The peanut butter was smooth. The attempt to “smuggle” a gun past JFK International Airport security was not, TSA said.

The TSA says agents found parts of a disassembled handgun inside containers of peanut butter, and a Rhode Island man is now in a legal jam.