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Allegations that temporary workers were housed in cramped conditions and guarded 24/7 by security officers from a far-right leaning company compelled the usually secretive company to respond.

As the Emergency Alert System reported an imminent zombie attack last week, broadcasters started to realize it was time to change their passwords... and maybe more.

Tax identity fraud could cost the U.S. $21 billion over the next five years, and violent crime is taking advantage of the ease of the crime.

40 masked raiders damaged equipment and injured security officers in a late-night attack Sunday, using firebombs to destroy or damage machinery. 

To pay for a security officer in the 24/7 downtown Atlanta location, one Waffle House is passing the cost of security onto the customer though a 20 percent surcharge. 

The proposed hardware would encase a smartphone and enable it to scan and transmit iris, thumb and facial scans, as well as voice recordings.

286 flights have been canceled out of Hamburg and Duesseldorf airports, affecting thousands of passengers, in an attempt to force airport administration to present a "negotiable" offer. 

How are information sharing and information superiority affected by the new order, and how will critical infrastructure need to change?

The bill includes a new provision to speed up the analysis of DNA evidence in rape cases and an amendment funding programs to combat human trafficking.

Mexico’s new administration said it will spend $9.2 billion this year on social programs meant to keep young people from joining criminal organizations in the 251 most violent towns and neighborhoods across the country.