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$1.2 million in cash was discovered missing from a Swiss International Air Lines jet after it landed at John F. Kennedy Airport.

The Chinese daily Sina cited eight companies, including Cisco, IBM, Google, and Apple, as the firms that are used by the U.S. government to spy on China.

Senator Patrick Leahy has introduced a bill seeking to rein in the sweeping U.S. government surveillance programs exposed by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.

Seizures of counterfeit imports have increased 53 percent in the last three years, with consumer electronics being the most-seized items. 

Port Authority CSO Joseph Dunne announced the appointment of Louis Koumoutsos as Chief of the nearly 1,600-member Port Authority Police Department.

More than half of the general U.S. public support any applications for Unmanned Aircraft Systems, such as drones.

William Evans ran in the 2013 Boston Marathon and then led the Boston PD's field response from Boylston to Watertown.

Prior to the closure of dozens of schools, the city will hire several hundred new Safe Passage workers to shuttle students to their new schools.

One in 40 employees was apprehended for theft from their employer in 2012.

A former NSA software developer says surveillance cameras are vulnerable to hacking, and he will present his findings at the 2013 Black Hat conference.