Facing fierce opposition from lawmakers, flight crews and airlines, the TSA has dropped its proposal to allow passengers to carry small knives, souvenir bats, golf clubs and other sports equipment onto planes.

Only 17 percent of Canadian organizations have a specific definition of insider threats, and 19 percent have employee training on recognizing and preventing it.

Shifting gears proved too difficult for two Florida car-jackers, who had to be coached by their victim on how to turn the car on. 

The pills would be able to transmit information on internal body temperature, perspiration and heart rates, and hopefully provide enough data to save more firefighters' lives. 

An ongoing investigation into the private garbage-hauling industry lead to the arrests of dozens of alleged mob family affiliates. 

Up to five years in prison faces anyone guilty of knowingly committing organized retail crime, such as reselling stolen items to other stores or on the Internet.

An estimated 6 million pounds of improperly stored explosives are being moved by authorities while the La. town of Doyline is evacuated.

After months of having packages stolen off of their porches, one Noe Valley neighbor took action with a camera and some bear spray.

In an effort to improve the cyber security of electrical substations, a $24,000 donation and $210,000 in hardware and software was awarded to engineer Chee-Wooi Ten.

New research from Carnegie Mellon University indicates that using computer software instead of humans to monitor video feeds is not too distant a goal.