The recent abduction of a young British boy highlights a growing problem in Pakistan, a country that security experts believe is among the top five most dangerous countries in the
Brazil will seek to break intellectual property rights on U.S.-made prescription drugs, music, books, software and movies in a bid to force the U.S. government to end cotton subsidies that
IEEE announced it has issued a collection of feature articles on Smart Grid, in its March 2010 Special Issue: Smart Grid... Putting it All Together, which is now available for
Security industries are facing major upheavals in the global markets for their goods and services as the economic downturn kicks in and governments shift priorities in their procurement and upgrade
A U.S. senator is calling for a federal probe into the system of background checks for employees at nuclear plants, after learning that a suspected al Qaeda member from New
The sour economy is producing a bumper crop of cash-strapped consumers, business owners and shady agents who're fueling a wave of insurance fraud that's keeping regulators and law enforcement officials
As Starbucks Corp. and some other chain stores in the U.S. are finding themselves caught in the middle of a firearms debate, one workplace violence expert is advocating for common
A former Transportation Security Administration contractor is being charged for allegedly injecting malicious code into a government network used for screening airport security workers and others, says an AP report.
Police at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University say the college and its community were threatened in several postings on YouTube. The Virginia Tech Collegiate Times said Virginia Tech Police
The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) is accepting nominations for the annual Michael Shanahan Award for Excellence in Public/Private Cooperation. The Michael Shanahan Award recognizes outstanding achievement in
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