A former Indiana scientist has been accused of illegally sending trade secrets worth $300 million to China and Germany. A federal indictment alleges that Kexue Huang, who was born in
Brooks Brothers Inc. may face legal claims that the apparel chain marked its bow ties with expired patent numbers, says a Bloomberg report. The U.S. Court of Appeals for
Up to 340 new subway cars in the New York city subway will be equipped with surveillance cameras. Installing the cameras in the new subway cars will be more cost
Join the CSO Roundtable and members of Congress for the 2nd Annual CSO Roundtable Public Policy Event, September 29th and 30th, in Washington, DC. The event kicks off at 3:00pm
The federal judiciary is calling for greater security to address security for judges. Data released by the Association of Administrative Law Judges and the National Association of Immigration Judges, shows
A fourth Predator drone will be launched over Arizona border skies this week, meaning the entire Southwest border from California to Texas will now be patrolled from above. Previously, drones
Hewlett-Packard Co. has agreed to pay the United States $55 million to settle claims that the company defrauded the General Services Administration (GSA) and other federal agencies, the Justice Department
Two Detroit men who flew from O’Hare airport in Chicago to Amsterdam were arrested and charged in the Netherlands with “preparation of a terrorist attack,” U.S. law enforcement officials told
The state Assembly of California has unanimously approved three bills aimed at speeding up law enforcement response when a kidnapping is reported. The bills approved Friday were backed by
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano ranked Chicago’s Big Brother network of well over 10,000 public and private surveillance cameras as one of the nation’s most extensive and integrated.
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