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At least 39 drones have crashed in Iraq and Afghanistan and nine in the United States, U.S. military officials say. The Air Force said the number of crashes involving Predator
A former cargo handler on a reconnaissance mission in an alleged plot to blow up New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport marveled at the lack of security for jet
A failed plot to set off bombs in the New York subway system last year was part of a larger al-Qaida terrorist conspiracy that planned a similar attack in England,
BP is moving to fix its gushing Gulf oil well by July 27, weeks ahead of the deadline the energy giant is discussing publicly, the Wall Street Journal reported. “In
The widespread fear that various pandemics are set to devastate the human race has led to another kind of outbreak: a rash of models predicting how various diseases will spread
Mailing a white powdery substance to scare people can land one in prison — even if the enclosed substance is non-toxic. Police and the FBI have responded to at least
While dirty bombs can spread radiation within a small location, they can also spread fear beyond. And, ironically, materials may be available locally. Federal agents and NYPD detectives closed down
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today (Wednesday, July 07, 2010) delivered remarks highlighting the Department's ongoing efforts to bolster security and increase resiliency at high-risk chemical facilities
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will miss a Congressionally mandated deadline to screen 100 percent of U.S.-bound air cargo by next month, lawmakers said June 30. In addition, TSA relies
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