Security industry giant G4S is pushing for final dismissal of a lawsuit filed against it by victims of the Pulse nightclub massacre, who claim the shooter’s firearms training as a G4S security guard enabled him to carry out the attack.
Read moreAn audit looking into Facebook’s privacy and security practices cleared the company of wrongdoing despite continued attention on the Cambridge Analytica scandal, throwing into question the effectiveness of such audits.
Read moreAn Italian national who killed his flatmate in the United Kingdom and a Greek national who held up an arcade in Germany featured Tuesday in a ruling from the EU’s highest court that blocks the expulsion of longtime residents hailing from other member states.
Read moreAviation security officers filed a class action against Chicago and Illinois, claiming they were unconstitutionally stripped of their police powers and concealed-carry privileges after a doctor was dragged off a United Airlines flight last year.
Read morePolitico is reporting that the security clearance of White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, has been downgraded.
Read moreAn Illinois woman with a history of sneaking onto planes pleaded not guilty Wednesday to felony theft, burglary and other charges for allegedly thwarting security at a Chicago airport and flying to London before anyone realized she didn’t have a ticket.
Read moreUnder pressure over his handling of abuse allegations against a top aide, White House chief of staff John Kelly on Friday ordered sweeping changes in how the White House clears staff members to gain access to classified information, acknowledging that the administration “must do better” in how it handles security clearances.
Read moreImmigration reform set to be introduced Monday by Senators John McCain and Chris Coons drew swift rebuke from the president Monday for its omission of funding for a wall on the southern border.
Read moreMSA Security claims in court that a Staten Island man it hired last year as an explosive-detection canine handler has refused to return the dog, Fallon, after resigning in December.
Read moreBritain will pay tens of millions of dollars toward border security in France and support French military missions as part of moves to bind the countries closer together after Brexit.
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Five global long-haul airlines will begin new security interviews of all passengers on U.S.-bound flights starting Thursday at the request of American officials, the companies said Wednesday.
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Lax security at a United Parcel Service sorting facility in San Francisco enabled a shooting that left three men dead and two wounded; others were injured fleeing the violence and dozens must deal with the psychological aftermath, according to nine lawsuits filed Tuesday against UPS.
Read moreA federal judge granted Nike Retail Services summary judgment in an employees’ class action on Tuesday, finding the 19 seconds it takes departing employees to open their bags and pockets for inspection is not compensable.
Read moreA federal judge ordered that two airport security guards must be given their jobs back after they were fired for talking to the press about a union strike last year.
Read moreThe Homeland Security Department is set to announce new security for international flights bound to the United States.
Read moreThe company that manages Chicago’s Navy Pier asked an Illinois judge Wednesday for a temporary restraining order to prevent picketing union members from physically blocking the streets leading to the tourism landmark.
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Teamsters Local 727 sued the company that manages Chicago landmark Navy Pier and its new security contractor, claiming they have refused to accept its union members’ job applications.
Read moreA group of House Democrats on Thursday sent a letter to FBI Director James Comey demanding he suspend White House senior advisor Jared Kushner’s security clearance over a report that Kushner did not disclose meetings with Russian officials from his application.
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