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Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels this morning rescinded the new security policy which had limited public access to the Statehouse.

The National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York will not be ready in time for its planned 2012 opening on the 11th anniversary of the attacks, due to a financial dispute between agencies involved in its construction.

Security is being beefed up for Pasadena's Tournament of Roses next week despite promises of a peaceful protest by Occupy activists.

Strategic Forecasting Inc, which is also known as Stratfor, recently disclosed that its website had been hacked and that some information about its corporate subscribers had been made public.

A security guard for Nebraska Furniture Mart recently helped save a 1-year-old girl who stopped breathing.

Thirty-three people were arrested — 30 in the United States and three in South Korea — and charged with counterfeit-goods trafficking, as part of Operation Holiday Hoax.

The entire police force in the major Gulf coast port city of Veracruz was dissolved this week, and Mexican officials sent the Navy in to patrol.

A report on America's readiness to respond to disease outbreaks, natural disasters or acts of bioterrorism says federal budget cuts affecting all levels of government have put the nation at risk.

Officials at the Department of Homeland Security and Pentagon said they are cutting the number of troops and changing their mission on the Southwest border of the US.