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Security: As Appearing in a Debate Near You

Fact checking the comments on security from the Wednesday night presidential debate

Press Release • October 14th, 2004
Internal Report Takes Aim at Port Security Efforts in the U.S.

Homeland Security Department's independent investigator says detection equipment, search procedures at port still need improvement

News • October 14th, 2004
N.J. Congressman Calls for Passage of Mass Transit Security Bill

Research done since 9/11 shows there have been five times as many terror attacks on rail lines and other ground transportation as on airports and airlines

News • October 13th, 2004
Box That Caused Alarm on Highway Was Not Explosive

Mixture of wood and adhesive was inside box, incident looks like work of radical environmental group

News • October 13th, 2004
U. of Florida Researchers Shine Light on Explosives to Identify Threats

New Technique Exposes Traces of Explosives by Casting Special Light on Contaminated Object

News • October 11th, 2004
A Profile in Homeland Security: Criminalistics Inc.

Business is good for maker of bomb disposal trailer, other specialty security devices

News • October 11th, 2004
Surveillance Systems Sit Unused at Wisconsin County's Government Buildings

Waukesha County, Wis., agencies spend homeland security money on equipment, but nothing left over to hire professionals to operate the equipment

News • October 8th, 2004
State-by-State Homeland Security Expenditures from Census Bureau

Data shows total state expenditures and per capita expenditures per state

Press Release • October 8th, 2004
British Citizen Indicted on U.S. Terrorism Charges

A man arrested in Britain in August for allegedly soliciting money and recruiting jihadist fighters

News • October 8th, 2004
Homeland Security Putting Money on the Line

Minnesota plans to dedicate funds to border counties following criticism that the state has spent too little

News • October 8th, 2004
U. of Florida Researchers Shine Light on Explosives to Identify Threats

New Technique Exposes Traces of Explosives by Casting Special Light on Contaminated Object

News • October 8th, 2004
Ebay Exec to Join Homeland Security Department to Protect Nation’s Computer Networks

Howard Schmidt, Ebay CSO will be named chairman of the U.S. Computer Emergency Response Team

Press Release • October 7th, 2004
Wisconsin Ranked Last in Homeland Security Spending

Department spent $3,152 per person in Washington, D.C., $12 per person in Wisconsin in first nine months of 2003

News • October 7th, 2004
Virginia Weighs Benefits, Costs of Smart Card Licenses

Questions of costs, security mark debate about going smart with ID cards

Press Release • October 7th, 2004
CD in Iraq Said to Have U.S. Schools Info

Feds notified schools in six states that disc found in Iraq contained photos, floor plans.

News • October 7th, 2004

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