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Ted Adams -- the publisher of IDW comics -- named his little son "Sam Adams," a good, solid patriotic name. It's also a name on the TSA's no-fly list, and he has spent his young life being harassed....
"These jurisdictions are separate for a reason," said Three Points resident Jason Stone, who complained about the Border Patrol's aggressive tactics. "Once we start giving the federal government this authority, we give up our right
As indicated in my earlier post, the Homeland Security Checkpoint was up and running for a second day near mile marker 146 on Southern Arizona's State Route 86. I arrived at the checkpoint and videotaped the encounter shortly after 4:00 pm.
This an an update on Day 2 of a suspicionless Southern Arizona checkpoint being conducted by the Department of Homeland Security. The checkpoint is currently located near mile post 146 on Arizona State Route 86 - over 40 miles North of the internatio
This is an update to my earlier post regarding an internal Homeland Security checkpoint currently being operated on Southern Arizona's State Route 86 near Mile Post 146. Video and a writeup regarding my encounter is now available.
While driving Westbound along Arizona State Route 86 near mile marker 146 this morning, I came upon a temporary suspicionless federal checkpoint being manned by Border Patrol agents employed by the Department of Homeland Security.
The nation's first comprehensive high school homeland security program, a three-year course to help kids land jobs in the growing anti-terrorism industry, is in its infancy in Maryland.
Electronic monitoring of motorists will soon expand dramatically as states begin using radio frequency identification chips in drivers' licenses. These chips broadcast the identity of card holders to any chip-reading sensor within a minimum of th
Argumedo, 31, said she shouted in protest across the border at a helmeted agent on Dec. 8 after opening her front door to a cloud of tear gas. "He said: 'I'm the policeman of the world and I can do what I want.'"
The stated purpose of the SAVE Act of 2007 is to coordinate with states to establish a common data set and common data exchange protocol for electronic birth and death registration systems, and for such systems to align with a national model.
Responding to such calls from across the border is not uncommon in those parts. What was different in this latest attempt by Canadian firefighters to race to the aid of their fellow New York firefighters is that they were stopped at the border.
If you're trying to convince Europeans to create an international fingerprint and personal-data screening database, it's international. If you want to persuade a domestic audience to nationally standardize drivers licenses, it's domestic.
The Bush administration warned landowners along the southern border Friday that it would seize their property if they refused to cooperate with federal efforts to build a fence meant to slow illegal immigration.
....investigators with no insider knowledge were able to smuggle real bomb components,.... past the TSA at 19 separate airports, according to a report released November 15.
....investigators with no insider knowledge were able to smuggle real bomb components,.... past the TSA at 19 separate airports, according to a report released November 15.
Investigators with no insider knowledge were able to smuggle real bomb components, sufficient to assemble powerful improvised explosive devices based on liquid explosives, past the TSA at 19 separate airports,
Decorated Border Patrol agent Paul Skaists was arrested last weekend by the Yuma County Sheriff's Office and charged with one count of impersonating a peace officer and one count of unlawful imprisonment.
She hopes to work in global risk management for a large bank or financial services company. Townsend also said she has now changed her mind and would consider running for public office someday.
There I was, in Shasta County, California, on a nice, sunny, Friday morning. I was standing near a fire pit, warming my hands and admiring the view of the small valley to the south.
...are you still gullible?
More than a hundred people with fake identification were given employee security passes to Chicago's O'Hare airport, officials said. The airport raid, showed that rigid new security protocols implemented in the six years since the terrorist a
The $4 million registry maintains files on motorists across the country that contain names, dates of birth, sex, heights, weights, eye colors and the details of any tickets received. About one out of five drivers -- 42 million -- is listed in the dat
"The questions were asked by FEMA staffers playing reporters. We're told the questions were asked by Cindy Taylor, FEMA's deputy director of external affairs, and 'Mike' Widomski, the deputy director of public affairs."
FEMA holds press conference on California wildfires with FEMA employees posing as the press.
The Dept of Homeland Security is tracking a serious terror threat to the US, Newsmax has learned. Charles E. Allen, chief of intelligence at DHS, would not disclose details of the threat. But his office focuses on a wide range of threats to the hom
The Homeland Security Dept's delay in releasing the standards for states to implement the Real ID Act seems to be coming to an end. Stewart Baker, DHS's assistant secretary for policy, today said it was a matter of months before the agency
Bush's dictatorial power grab, straight from the White House.
Be afraid. Be very afraid.
President Bush will soon issue a blueprint for countering the threat of improvised explosive devices, or IEDs. Chertoff's department said in a draft report on IEDs.
Disaffected people could develop radical ideologies over the Internet posing the next big terror threat according to the Homeland Security chief. In other news, the bogeyman really does live in your closet.
Town aldermen in Dover, N.J., worried that terrorists could attack the town’s children by poisoning gumballs in coin-operated gumball machines, have launched an inspection of every machine they can find.
