Tobacco Killed More Americans than COVID-19 in 2020: Does it Warrant Corporate Death Penalty?
In the worst pandemic in more than a century, COVID-19 killed less than 350,000 Americans.
Quietly however, the tobacco industry killed more Americans in the same year.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control...
5 Common Accidental Sources of Data Leaks
In cybersecurity and infosec, it’s common to assume that criminals are behind all data breaches and major security events.
Bad actors are easy to blame for information leaks or account takeovers,...
‘Defund the Police’ Activists Aren’t Living in Reality (Multi-Video)
June 7, 2020 – OpEd In Breaking News – Washington Examiner
The idea that we should strip police departments of all funding and come up with a better way to maintain law...
Law Enforcement in a Time of Crisis
March, 2028 – In Breaking News – National Review
The Justice Department wants the power to detain suspects indefinitely without trial. That was the storyline last week.
DOJ, you were to believe, was...
Behavior & Physical Environment: You Can’t Fix One Without the Other
Guest OpEd By Doug Haines, Owner, Haines Security Solutions
A couple of months ago, I was watching a news report about a kid who was bullied, beaten and died from the injuries inflicted on him...
Progressive Bail Reform Policy Driving Rising Crime in NY (Multi-Video)
OpEd by Micah Morrison, chief investigative reporter for Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch has been documenting rising social disorder in New York City at the hands of Mayor Bill de Blasio and radical...
Widespread Use of LPR Can Combat Lone Wolf Terrorism in the U.S. (Multi-Video)
By John Chigos, CEO, PlateSmart Technologies
License plate recognition (LPR) is one of the most important yet most undervalued tools for combatting terrorism.
LPR uses surveillance cameras to read license plates as vehicles...
ICE Detainers & How Sanctuary Policies Put Public Safety at Risk
ICE arrests Jamaican national with pending attempted murder charges multiple detainer releases
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) deportation officers arrested Irvin Acaphelus Cespedes, 41, on Wednesday,...
Group Defends Facial Recognition Use by Police in Massachusetts
Law enforcement agencies across the country use facial recognition technology to generate leads in criminal cases.
Not surprisingly, most Americans approve of this use of technology. Surveys show that a majority of Americans (55%)...
First Illegal Border-Crossing Terrorist is On Trial, Did You Know (Multi-Video)
October 15, 2019 – In Breaking News – The Federalist
Many who have professionally worried, as did former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, that violent jihadists might illegally cross the United...
