Halloween 2020 will still mean scares, but at a distance
As flu season approaches and coronavirus continues, Halloween will see a drawback in in-person festivities. Here's what to expect.
Read MoreAs flu season approaches and coronavirus continues, Halloween will see a drawback in in-person festivities. Here's what to expect.
Read MoreDespite being hailed as a public health necessity, contact tracing has come up against a swathe of difficulties, from reaching people to lags in testing to politicization.
Read MoreProponents of removing police from schools say that police criminalize student behavior, while opponents say that this might deprive schools of a valuable line of defense.
Read MoreNational protests following the death of Minneapolis man George Floyd have led to concerns about a spike in COVID-19 cases. But is there any substance to these fears? Here's what you should know.
Read MoreMore guns might not necessarily mean more safety, especially after the coronavirus lockdown ends.
Read MoreFirst responders are in the hot zone for coronavirus infection. Here's how they're trying to protect themselves as they protect the public.
Read More"Existing laws, dating back to 1990, have proven to not be the deterrent, on an international level, that one would hope."
Read MoreWhether you're a police chief, school principal, or leader at a house of worship, adding advanced security technology is a big step. Getting that critical community buy-in isn’t easy, so follow these six steps to success.
Read More"The typical dependency on technology for daily activities is often undervalued by physical security professionals."
Read MoreToday’s astounding computing power offers great potential for reducing crime, but a criminologist says law enforcement has yet to find ways to fully tap it.
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