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Incidents of lasers targeting aircraft and pilots are increasing in frequency in the New York area.

Public disclosures about U.S. government surveillance threaten the ability of police to use powerful new technologies such as drones and mobile license plate readers.

Jeh Johnson served as a top official in the Department of Defense, and he would succeed Janet Napolitano, who stepped down earlier this year.

YellowJacket's $140 iPhone case has a built-in battery-powered stun gun that produces what the company describes as a "painful sting."

A suspect has been arrested in connection with dry ice explosions at Los Angeles International Airport this week.

In an effort to reduce traffic and improve accountability, Venice is requiring the installation of GPS devices in 5,000 of the city's gondolas and water taxis.

Dry ice exploded at Los Angeles International Airport for the second consecutive night on Monday — this time reportedly on the tarmac.

Oakland, Calif will spend millions of dollars to create a surveillance supercenter.

Armed with a knife, a man attempted to force his way into Buckingham Palace today through the North Gate, the main everyday entrance to the palace to the right of the ornate central gates, according to The Daily Beast.

The Central Intelligence Agency will begin recalling furloughed civilian workers needed to carry out the spy agency’s core missions today, according to CIA Director John Brennan. He also remarked that keeping staffing at its current dramatically reduced level “would pose a threat to the safety of human life and the protection of property.”