The 16 IEDs had similar features, including approximately six inches of PVC pipe packed with explosive material, a small clock, and wiring. Some of the IEDs also contained shards of glass. Keep Reading
Of 13 biological attacks or attempted attacks here from 1984-96, 9 perpetrators had laboratory access. Keep Reading
Picture this: You are dispatched to a motor-vehicle collision with pedestrians struck at 10:20 p.m. on a Friday evening in the heart of the thriving downtown area. Keep Reading
The skills development sessions include the use of radiation detectors, personal protective equipment, public communication in emergencies and the implementation and evaluation of exercises. Keep Reading
"Basic biological preparedness, response, and recovery infrastructure varies widely throughout the United States, placing the entire nation at risk," found the Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense. Keep Reading
WMD risk "has moved from a low-probability eventuality to far more likely," warns acting NCTC director. Keep Reading
Britain must face up to the possibility of a chemical or biological attack as terrorists relentlessly pursue new methods to commit murder, according to Ben Wallace. Keep Reading
Nielsen cites need to confront "a new age of terror in which the ‘away game’ and ‘home game’ are same." Keep Reading
It's likely to touch off another round in the long-running debate about “dual-use research of concern,” scientific work that may have benefits but could also be used for nefarious means. Keep Reading
"Bioterrorism is the poor man's atomic bomb," he said. "With only a little work, you can do something terrible. That's why we have to work closely with our American colleagues in this arena." Keep Reading
