By Dennis Porter

If the power grid goes down, everything that relies on electricity will become inoperable. The possibility of such an event may be more likely than you think. Find out more about potential threats to the power grid and how agencies can prepare.

Report: Sayfullo Saipov was radicalized while living in the U.S.; New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said there is no evidence to suggest a wider terror plot.

Few Americans had heard of the Diversity Visa Lottery Program until President Trump publicly criticized it for allowing terrorist Sayfullo Saipov to enter the United States.

Egyptian security forces suffered significant losses last week when they attempted to raid an alleged hideout belonging to the Islamic State.

By Jinnie Chua

One of the greatest challenges in law enforcement is predicting whether an individual has the potential to become violent. So how can officers assess the threat of a radicalized individual? Find out more about radicalization and where it lies on the path to violent extremism.

The U.S. and Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have driven ISIS from Raqqa. That puts the United States in an uncomfortable geopolitical situation.

By Anthony Mangeri

Citizen responders played a vital, life-saving role at the recent Las Vegas shooting. Learn why emergency preparedness planning must include training citizens for the unthinkable.

By Jinnie Chua

A scene as horrific as the Las Vegas shooting can have a serious mental health impact on even the most experienced first responders. As the country struggles to make sense of the massacre and the wounded continue to recover, agencies must make sure the needs of those who responded are not overlooked.

Hamza bin Laden sounds very much like his father. His call to arms is reminiscent of the elder bin Laden’s approach to fighting America and its allies.