An analysis of data from influenza cases in the U.S. state of Wisconsin indicates individuals with 2009 H1N1 infections were younger than those with H3N2, and that the risk of
An appeals court in Massachusetts will hear arguments on the appeal of a man convicted of conspiring to murder students and teachers at Marshfield, Mass. High School. In 2008,
Judges have the right to require warrants before police get cell phone records that could suggest a customer's likely location, according to a decision made by a U.S. Appeals Court.
The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security over its policies that allegedly authorize the search and seizure of laptops, cellphones and other electronic
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has launced its National Preparedness Month Campaign, which will run through the entire month of September. National Preparedness Month is sponsored by the Ready Campaign
A man known for protesting the Discovery Channel's environmental programming stormed the network's Maryland headquarters carrying a handgun on Wednesday, holding three people hostage for hours until he was shot
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
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