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Russia's invasion of the sovereign nation of Georgia has pushed major news stories off the front-pages of newspapers and news magazines, and usually is the lead story on broadcast news shows. The images of Russian tanks pouring...
by Jim Kouri, TCV Staff -- This report was sent to the National Association of Chiefs of Police's press office. I thought I'd share it with our readers. U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Border Patrol operations in Yuma,...
by Jim Kouri, TCV Staff - This comes to us from Accuracy in Media's Cliff Kincaid. AIM is an organization that has published a number of my articles and they are considered the news media watchdog group to be reckoned with.
by Jim Kouri, CPP - In response to a request by the US Congress, the General Accountability Office examined the TSA's strategy for conducting covert testing of the transportation system and the extent to which the agency has...
Last week over 700 law enforcement personnel, intelligence professionals, and private sector officials attended the Terrorism and Transportation Conference convened in New York, New York, hosted by the Federal Bureau of...
by Jim Kouri, CPP - Fifty-seven illegal aliens working at Mills Manufacturing Corporation (MMC) in Ashville, North Carolina were arrested by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agents. The arrests were based on an...
by Jim Kouri, TCV Staff - The American public has spoken overwhelmingly in support of missile defense. According to a national poll released today by MDAA, 87% of Americans believe that the United States should have a missile...
by Jim Kouri, CPP - The US Congress requested the Government Accountability Office to analyze DHS's attrition, efforts to recruit and retain staff, use of external employees, and compliance with certain provisions of the...
Many federal operations are supported by automated systems that may contain sensitive information such as national security information that, if lost or stolen, could be disclosed for improper purposes. The Federal Information...
