Articles Tagged with ''counterterrorism''

Molotov cocktails, an assault rifle and the beginnings of pipe bombs were reportedly found in the Minnesota resident's home.

78 percent of Americans polled after the Boston Marathon bombing said that public surveillance is a good idea, despite privacy infringement concerns. 

Biological terrorism attacks, ground-to-air missiles and other evolving threats have motivated the UK Home Office to implement additional counter-terrorism measures. 

Canines trained to detect explosives on people in high-risk airports are instead being used to screen cargo, in some cases, the GAO reports. 

Doug Faber, 38, is replacing Lou Barani as the new chief of security at the 16-acre facility. 

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton asserts that 85 percent of the 29 recommendations for stronger embassy security are on track to be finished by March.

The processes and programs for responding and preventing terrorist incidents would be available under Missouri's open records laws unless the exemptions are renewed.

The BioSwimmer robotic fish is designed to perform remotely controlled underwater surveillance and patrols.

Cofer Black, Jon Huntsman, Fran Townsend and John McClurg were only a few of the presenters at this year's OSAC annual meeting in Washington, D.C.

The Philadelphia project has spent roughly $2.3 million since 2006, but little has actually been accomplished on the counterterrorism center.