Kathryn Watson Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s lax approach to handling sensitive and classified national security information is turning up in a federal department the presidential candidate led for five years. The little-known Bureau of Energy Resources has no effective program to ensure the security of sensitive information it routinely handles, according to a report…
Meet Syed Adam Ahmed, a 6 year old Canadian hockey fan who wishes he could travel to America. Ever since he was a toddler, the little boy has flagged airport security. Some have suggested the boy’s listing on Canada’s “Deemed High Profile” list could be due to his name having been wrongly placed on the US…
This feline may have been the first of its kind to watch a Chiefs game, after his owner smuggled him in under his coat. The picture is cute but raises questions. What kind of security are they running there? Questions of waste disposal also come to mind, as the stadium doesn’t offer litter boxes. None…
From our friends at Hypeline.org Stephen Rowe There are almost 300 police officers at the O’Hare and Midway airports, and they are all unarmed. Making things worse, they have now been told to “run and hide” during active shootings. Internal aviation department documents gathered by CNN tell officers not “to become part of the response” to…
Josh Fatzick Authorities in the nation’s capital are beefing up security around the monuments and in transportation hubs after a video from ISIS released Monday threatened terrorist attacks around the city. The Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority is ramping up random bag checks for people entering the D.C. subway system and putting additional officers at stations…
By: Laura Meyers Soon after the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) failed a security test, allowing a fake bomb to pass through, an audit recently revealed that the administration also failed to flag 73 commercial airport employees who were “linked to terrorism.” Maybe they just need more funding? According to TSA data, the people in question were working…
Photographer Zachary Pointon began his career in a standard fashion by taking photos of people on the street. His latest project however reveals how vulnerable we sometimes allow ourselves to be. By accessing unsecured web cams and security camera streams, he was able to capture people’s most intimate moments, when they assume they’re not…