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One-hundred and thirteen smartphones are stolen or lost every minute in the U.S. How much data is that?

The recent bombing at the Boston Marathon serves as a stark reminder that mass violence, whether a result of terrorism or other acts, remains a critical threat for organizations.

According to a poll, American voters say 48 - 38 percent that the government could use the information from universal background checks to confiscate legally-owned guns.

 As the Big Data enterprise begins to produce more “answers,” it is important that we not accept context-free results. This is where norms come in.

A proposed tax for the state's FY 2014 budget would boost state spending by $1.9 billion.

A new study says that gunshot wounds and deaths cost Americans at least $12 billion a year in court proceedings, insurance costs and hospitalizations paid for by government health programs.