Human rights advocate and former Human Rights First CEO Elisa Massimino is joining Georgetown Law as the 2019-2020 Robert F. Drinan, S.J., Chair in Human Rights while Navy Judge Advocate Capt. Todd Huntley joins the Law Center as the National Security Law Program Director and Lecturer in Law. Keep Reading
We don’t have a lot of staff, and turnover has an impact on preparedness. Training is ongoing just to maintain acceptable levels of preparedness. Keep Reading
Agents took advantage of the advanced features of the facility’s dive tank to hone their skills used to serve the community, such as underwater recovery operations. Keep Reading
Reviews conducted after insider threat incidents — such as the loss of classified information or an active shooter — have shown that many of the insider's colleagues were aware something was off, but they never said anything. Keep Reading
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations has awarded up to $4.25 million to Marshall University for the development and implementation of a tool to aid in opioid investigations. Keep Reading
New videos allow Washington residents to see simulated models of how large tsunami waves are likely to impact their communities. Keep Reading
Researchers from the University of Surrey in the U.K. have revealed a new ultra-fast method to detect materials that could be used to build explosives. Keep Reading
The exercise is a continuation of 25 years of maritime engagements and serves to enhance mutual capabilities in ensuring maritime security and stability. Keep Reading
A new Government Accountability Office report says the U.S. Army is currently unequipped to meet the cyber threat from adversaries such as China and Russia, citing staffing, training and equipment deficiencies. Keep Reading
Dun & Bradstreet Government Solutions has announced that Yaneev Golombek, a Ph.D. candidate in Civil Engineering at the University of Colorado, was awarded the 2019 Dun & Bradstreet Geospatial Data Science Scholarship. Keep Reading
