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The U.S. Postal Inspection Service October 19 doubled to $50,000 the reward it is offering for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever fatally shot two female postal

Cancer patients sent home after treatment with radioactive iodine have contaminated hotel rooms and set off alarms on public transportation, a Congressional investigation has found. They have come into close

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today visited New York City to announce that the Department has deployed 300 advanced imaging technology (AIT) units to airports throughout the

According to information released by the FBI, 48 law enforcement officers were feloniously killed in the line of duty last year; 47 officers died in accidents while performing their duties;

Shots were fired at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia October 19, authorities said, striking a window of the building. A Pentagon police spokesman said it is not known who fired

Fallow deer ranchers in Jackson County, Oregon, said it would remain business as usual for them despite an act of sabotage against a Molalla deer ranch October 9 claimed by

A Pennsylvania prison inmate with a penchant for writing threatening letters prompted Volusia County sheriff’s deputies to evacuate the DeLand, Florida courthouse mailroom October 18 because of one of his

It appears more than 100,000 could be affected by a security breach at the University of North Florida (UNF) in Jacksonville, Florida that involves Social Security numbers. In an e-mail

Two commercially available scanners meant for use in airports and other public facilities can reliably detect people with fevers, making them useful during disease outbreaks, researchers of the U.S. Centers

As U.S. officials proclaim an alleged European terror plot still active, New York City police conducted a drill October 14 that simulated a Mumbai, India-style attack on civilians on a