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A gunman shot a security guard at the Family Research Council office in Washington, D.C.

The International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety is partnering with the online school to provide new courses in healthcare security education. 

After his jet ski sank in Jamaica Bay, Daniel Casillo swam three miles to the airport, seemingly effortlessly bypassing the million dollar security system around the international airport. 

Under pressure to meet high demands for stops and searches, TSA behavioral detection officers resort to racial profiling to pad their numbers, according to 32 federal officers at Logan International Airport. 

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has been sued for sexual discrimination.

Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn says state prisons are not "country clubs" and is refusing to let reporters tour them because it's a security risk.

The number of serious violent crimes not reported to police fell from 50 percent to 42 percent from 1994 to 2010, says a study by the Bureau of Justice Statistics.

A bag containing an IED was left for 21 days under a guard desk at a Detroit government guilding housing the FBI.

Moving away from the controversial "detention barn" used at the Belmont Stakes, officials from the New York SRWB are implementing four new security protocols for the $1 million Travers Stakes horse race.

A majority of Americans think the TSA is alright, according to a new Gallup poll.