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A congressional investigation has concluded that Chinese telecom giants Huawei and ZTE pose a security threat to the United States and should be barred from US contracts and acquisitions.

An internal report shows screeners at Newark Liberty International Airport are properly executing standard pat-downs of passengers only 16.7% of the time.

A former manager at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum in Manhattan was fired for raising health and security concerns.

The maximum fine for any violation of the Jeanne Clery Act has increased from $27,500 to $35,000.

The intelligence community's fusion centers are set up to share information between federal, state and local authorities, but the information seems to be about more innocuous behavior than actual terrorist activity. 

With attacks on bus drivers up three percent from last year, Brooklyn bus drivers are rallying for more partitions and security cameras on the city buses. 

Armed with pickaxes, masked robbers held up the California State Mining and Mineral Museum on Friday, stealing an estimated $2 million in jewels and gold. 

The Government Accountability Office is calling on the Food and Drug Administration to reevaluate how they test electronic medical devices, especially regarding the risk of intentional attacks. 

The new system will give trains up to a minute of warning before tremors are felt to slow down, which helps to prevent derailment and injury. 

A gunman opened fire Thursday afternoon in a Minneapolis sign-making business, killing four people and wounding four others before fatally shooting himself.