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Grocery, department, discount, specialty and small retailers will lose an estimated $10.9 billion to return fraud this year.

In 2015 the NFL will ban fans ejected from one stadium from attending games in other cities.

Cybersecurity is guaranteed to make big headlines in 2015, according to one computer fraud expert.

A Harris Poll shows that the U.S. government should increase spending on America's national security relative to the caps set more than three years ago.

The White House has asked for $263 million in funding for police body cameras and training in the wake of the shooting death of unarmed 18-year-old Michael Brown.

 Although there is room for improvement, the U.S. overall is highly prepared in the event of a health emergency or disaster, according to this year's National Health Security Preparedness Index. 

Shrink, comprised of shoplifting, employee or supplier fraud and administrative errors, cost the global retail industry more than $128 billion last year, $42 billion in the US alone, according to the latest Global Retail Theft Barometer.

A Methuen Massachusetts school will soon deploy an automated system to detect and track a gunman on campus.

Officials are planning the first major rollout of California's earthquake early warning system next year, providing access to some schools, fire stations and more private companies.

A new proposal in New Jersey makes it the latest state moving to require college campuses to define when "yes means yes" in an effort to stem the tide of sexual assaults.