After DC Metro Fire, Questions About Interoperability
The recent fire in the Washington, DC, subway system that killed one passenger and injured more than 80 others reveals ominous signs for the Nation’s Capitol. Most concerning are reports that the Fire & Rescue Services radios did not...
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On Sunday, after a terrorist attack that murdered a dozen French citizens, 4 million people gathered in Paris to stand together and say they would not be afraid. While leaders from around the world came to Paris to join...
DetailsHow TSA Changed its Public Reputation, Enhanced Security and Improved Employee Morale
In 2010, the Transportation Security Administration's public image was getting worse by the day. There were stories about long lines and less-than-professional interaction between agent and airline passenger. It was then that Administrator John Pistole came to TSA with...
DetailsDHS Inspector General Says CBP Drone Program is of “Dubious” Benefit
DHS Inspector General John Roth dropped a powerful present on the front doorstep of Customs and Border Protection on Christmas Eve. News of the report is just coming out this week. It is about time a DHS official questioned...
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