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Los Alamos nuclear research facility has replaced several components of switches made in China for the sake of security concerns. 

Mexico City authorities have destroyed thousands of toy guns in an effort to fight real crimes committed with fake weapons.

The processes and programs for responding and preventing terrorist incidents would be available under Missouri's open records laws unless the exemptions are renewed.

The tusks sell for up to $7,000, and are illegal to sell in the U.S., U.K. and Australia. 

A circuit court clerk has crafted a plan that could pay for increased security in Anderson County schools at a cost to criminals.

The newspaper, two reporters and various civil liberties organizations lost their suit Wednesday to force the government to release information about targeted drone strikes.

Up to five years in prison faces anyone guilty of knowingly committing organized retail crime, such as reselling stolen items to other stores or on the Internet.

The "Armani" of bulletproof clothing has created a new line specifically for U.S. and Canadian schoolchildren, ages 8 to 14. 

Masked and armed thieves stole $1 million worth of iPads, iPhones and more from an Apple store in Paris.

McAfee released its annual 2013 Threat Predictions report, highlighting the top threats McAfee Labs foresees for 2013.