Security

Beware Spider-Man, these people can catch criminals without a web.

Someone in the crowd shouted 'gun' during scuffles with a Trump protester.

The threat from within Europe appears greater than that from ISIS's central command.

American law enforcement is using billions of dollars worth of military equipment, sometimes in ways it shouldn't, according to a new documentary.

Israel's Shin Bet prevented Mohammed Jolani from carrying out a deadly attack in the city.

U.K. could leave agency by May if it does not sign off new powers, officials say.

U.S. policy toward Russia is guided by 'Russophobia,' foreign minister says.

Russian-backed offensive accused of using chemical weapons to take back rebel-held areas.

An open letter to the GOP presidential candidate was prompted by a Newsweek article about the Trump Organization's foreign dealings.

The embassy will be closed to the public all Friday.

A new poll finds that more than half of French people worry schools are not safe enough.

The Women and Equalities Committee urges for German-style regulation.

The first day of school is a day of celebration in Ukraine.

Three previously unknown flaws within Apple's code expose iPhone users to dangerous spyware.

Two gunmen set off a car bomb before exchanging fire with security forces in the Somali capital.

The interior minister suggested introducing facial recognition software at transport hubs.

Rio Olympics organizers stepped up police patrols on Wednesday as security concerns mounted over the threat posed by street violence.

Some athletes compete to virtually empty stands while spectators worry about spate of shootings, bomb scares.

Due to France's security situation, ministers will have to remain in Paris.

Norway is split down the middle on whether Russia poses a security threat.

Telephone and online banking customers will be able to use their accounts using only their voice.

Ukraine and Germany join Flaming Thunder for the first time.

Joachim Gauck calls for 'an alliance of government bodies and an alert and active civil society' as best defense against terror.

Authorities conduct extra searches of vehicles amid 'indications' of a heightened terror threat.

Reserves are running too low to expect additional investment, he said.

The killing of a priest in Normandy is the seventh successful radical Islamist attack since January 2015.

Police named the first attacker as 19-year-old Adel Kermiche, who was wearing an electronic tag.

The Nice murderer Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel was inspired from abroad over social media.

There's a long history of ramming attacks. The main reason: Using a car or truck as a deadly weapon is especially hard to stop.

After two years of NATO's defense building, should the Kremlin be worried?