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Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Man Pleads Guilty to Planning Attack on Military In-Processing Facility

12/08/2011 - One day after Rep. Peter King’s fourth installment of Muslim radicalization hearings, a session focused on examining threats to military facilities and members, one of two men accused of plotting and attack on a military in-processing center pleaded guilty.
Daily Headline : Terrorism

Rep King: The U.S. Military is Being Infiltrated by Al Qaeda

12/07/2011 - A “significant and growing number of military personnel” are actually terrorists in disguise posing a “serious danger to their brothers and sisters in arms who wear the same uniform,” according to a report released on Wednesday by the Committee on Homeland Security.
Daily Headline : Border Security

North By Northwest

12/06/2011 - While some critics say U.S. Customs and Border Protection has not given the northern border due attention, the agency maintains that it has crafted a strategy for targeting limited assets that does the job without a massive number of boots on the ground.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Fusing to Fight Copper Thefts

12/05/2011 - A private power company and a state fusion center team up to thwart copper thefts at electrical substations.
Daily Headline : Terrorism

Editor's Note: Credible Threats or Incredibly Overblown?

12/02/2011 - Americans are known for our humor and skepticism, and it can be a great strength, but it can also cause us to make light of situations that deserve more serious attention.
Intelligence: Legislation

Immunizing Tipsters

11/29/2011 - Legislation proposes immunizing terror tipsters from lawsuits.
Homeland Security: Homeland Security

State Perspective: Washington

11/28/2011 - Associate editor Matthew Harwood interviews Major General Timothy J. Lowenberg.  
Daily Headline : Fire Safety

Firefighters Say Illegal Immigrants In Border Areas Keep Them From Fighting Fires

11/28/2011 - Firefighters say the presence of illegal immigrants in border areas and fear for their safety keeps them from utilizing their full arsenal for stopping wildfires in the Arizona border region.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Morning Security Brief: UC Davis Chancellor Asked to Resign, License Plate Scanners, Hezbollah Tracks U.S. Spies, and More

11/21/2011 - After failing to condemn an assault on students by campus police, the UC Davis faculty ask the chancellor to resign. Washington, D.C., has the most license plate scanners per square mile. Hezbollah says it has captured CIA operatives using cell phone tracking technology. And more.
Homeland Security: Homeland Security

Fusing to Fight Copper Thefts

11/19/2011 - A private power company and a state fusion center team up to thwart copper thefts at electrical substations.
Editor's Note: Homeland Security

Credible Threats or Incredibly Overblown?

11/19/2011 - Americans are known for our humor and skepticism, and it can be a great strength, but it can also cause us to make light of situations that deserve more serious attention.
Homeland Security: Border Security

North By Northwest

11/19/2011 - While some critics say U.S. Customs and Border Protection has not given the northern border due attention, the agency maintains that it has crafted a strategy for targeting limited assets that does the job without a massive number of boots on the ground.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Morning Security Brief: Police File Into Rio Slums, NJ Looks to Protect Bus Drivers, TSA Issues Holiday Bulletin, and More

11/14/2011 - Brazilian police try and secure Rio de Janeiro ahead of major sporting events. New Jersey to put shields in city buses. TSA warns about threats to mass transit systems. And more.
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