Morning Security Brief: Power Plant Explosion, Snowpocalypse, Insider Threats, General Aviation Security,

By Matthew Harwood

02/08/2010 -

♦ Public safety records reveal there were no safety problems at the Connecticut power plant where an explosion occurred yesterday, reports The New York Times.

♦ A historic blizzard shutters the federal government on Monday while the rest of the Mid-Atlantic states dig out.

♦ The U.S. military is still trying to determine whether it can trust some Islamists and not others after the Fort Hood massacre.

♦ The Justice Department's specialized unit to interrogate high-value terrorism suspects is up and running.

♦ The TSA wants to scale back its controversial Large Aircraft Security Program due to industry backlash.

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Morning Security Brief: Power Plant Explosion, Snowpocalypse, Insider Threats, General Aviation Security,

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