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Bellevue University’s Security Management Program received top honors in the “Best Training/Higher Education” category at Government Security News’ first Homeland Security Awards in New York City on Oct. 27.
When Great Falls resident Carolyn Cuppernull's 10-year-old daughter came down with swine flu, she didn't have to take time off work to stay home with her.
For local physician C.M. Salekin, health care reform is as urgent as America's response to the 9/11 terrorism attacks, but he believes it must be better than what's proposed by the U.S. House of Representatives.
HONOLULU (AP) - The U.S. departments of State and Homeland Security will host an international symposium on transnational crime starting on Tuesday in Honolulu. The three-day conference is closed to the
The Army major suspected in the slaughter at Fort Hood reached out to a radical Muslim imam overseas - a cleric whose teachings had served as inspiration to the Fort Dix terrorists, law enforcement and...
U.S. officials say government computer systems are probed or scanned millions of times a day, and face an increasing threat from hackers, cybercriminals looking to steal money or information, and nation-states aimed at espionage or the destruction of networks that run vital services.
An off-duty St. Louis Park Police officer shot and killed a Blaine man early on the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 3.
PHILADELPHIA - Big political names are visiting today for a meeting of the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia.
The chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee says he plans to begin a congressional investigation of the shootings at Fort Hood.
Army massacre fiend Nidal Malik Hasan reportedly tried to make contact with al Qaeda terrorists, something intelligence agencies were aware of months ago. It is not known whether the intelligence agencies informed the Army that Maj. Hasan, an Army s...
Most human resource managers say they plan to use their current sick-leave policies to accommodate swine flu absences.
A teen's scheme to arrange some fun away from her family's prying eyes could have ended in tragedy.
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association spent $770,000 in the third quarter lobbying on issues related to small aircraft, security and airport fees, according to a recent disclosure form. The group, which represents private pilots, lobbied on legislation... Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association - Aircraft - Aviation - Recreation - Business
After two rejections from federal emergency officials for help following Aug. 4 storms and flooding, the U.S. Small Business Administration has agreed to make loans available to residents and businesses who were victims of the weather.
Health-care reform is now something tangible and real with the House of Representatives voting to pass the bill in the lower chamber of Congress.
Sixty lawmakers ask DHS and FCC for the adoption of FM radio tuners in mobile phones.
