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18 people have been indicted in the scheme, which involved stealing raw copper from an Arizona mine, disguising it as scrap metal and then selling it to China via the black market. 

78 percent of Americans polled after the Boston Marathon bombing said that public surveillance is a good idea, despite privacy infringement concerns. 

The House Homeland Security Committee next week will examine the Boston Marathon bombing and its implications for U.S. homeland security.

Chicago's first 80-degree day in seven months brought a wave of violence, with an average of one shooting per hour at one point.

The bill would create a single, uniform badge at one price for contract workers on school sites, reducing the number and costs of background checks in the state. 

The state's own figures are a mere third of what was reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

Boston police have three additional suspects in custody in connection to the Boston Marathon bombings, said AP.

A fight between climbers and Sherpa guides prompted a vow for stronger climber security from Nepali officials. 

The Department of Homeland Security is being questionned as to why it using roughly 1,000 rounds of ammunition more per person than the U.S. Army.

Adobe has created a new chief security officer role and charged senior director of product security Brad Arkin with its responsibilities.