By Tommy Smith
Sovereign citizens are a dangerous burden to law enforcement and to the court system. So why do so few law enforcement agencies conduct training on how officers can keep themselves and citizens safe from this group?
By Tommy Smith
Sovereign citizens are a dangerous burden to law enforcement and to the court system. So why do so few law enforcement agencies conduct training on how officers can keep themselves and citizens safe from this group?
Sovereign citizens are a threat in the United States – often hiding in the shadows and pushing the fringes of what is legal and what is not.
The United States has a domestic terrorism problem that needs bipartisanship action in Congress – because the solution won’t be found with one agency or political party.
By Andrew Bell and Bruce Razey
The recent back-to-back shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio show that the unthinkable can happen anywhere. Here are some of the steps police need to take immediately following such events to contain the incident and get responders and resources to where they’re needed.
By Dr. William Oliver Hedgepeth
The U.S. government, public safety agencies, and many universities have been focusing on ways to mitigate the threat of bioterrorism. Learn more about how harmful, and often invisible, elements can enter the complex food and beverage supply chain.
By Dr. Keith Ludwick
An increasing number of terrorists are turning to social media to spread their ideology and even live-stream their attacks. Technology companies and governments must consider the role they play in regulating such content.
The U.S. is overdue for a large-scale exercise to test our ability to respond to near-simultaneous, nationwide terrorist attacks.
Traditional methods of using undercover sources and intercepting communications are largely ineffective against lone-wolf terrorists.