Drones present an increasingly serious threat to the United States’s national security against both civilians at sporting events and law enforcement, according to drone experts who testified before Congress. Democrats and Republicans on the House ...

Law enforcement agencies across the United States are rapidly adopting drone technology capable of tracking suspects well beyond an operator’s direct line of sight, and the federal regulatory framework that governs these flights is accelerating that shift.

Warning signs are present for a potential 'cyber 9/11' attack on everything from electric grids to financial and telecom networks Could the U.S. also suffer a Pearl Harbor-style attack by drones like what just happened in Russia? Ukraine's audacious drone ...

Iranian proxies like Hamas and the Houthis have shown terror groups increasingly relying on inexpensive but potentially deadly commercial drones to wreak havoc.

Recent events all over the country have once again shone a light on how drones have emerged as the tool of choice for clueless or bad actors targeting critical infrastructure (CI), posing unprecedented risks to national security and public safety.

A drone maker and a smart home device company covered up their ties to the Chinese Communist Party and put Americans’ data at risk, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton alleged in a new lawsuit. Anzu Robotics was accused of masquerading as an American-owned drone maker based in Texas – while actually selling devices from a blacklisted Chinese manufacturer,

ATLANTA — Flock Safety’s new Drone as Automated Security (DAS) solution is making the leap from public safety to the private sector, equipping security teams with a broader, tech-driven tool kit that redefines traditional staffing models, the company says.

Security officials say easy access by guerrilla groups to commercial drones, cheaply modified into deadly weapons, has put the nation’s army on its heels.

The FAA initially announced a 10-day airspace closure but removed the restriction less than eight hours later.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — In less than a year, thousands are expected to flood the Kansas City metro for the 2026 World Cup, leading local law enforcement agencies, like the Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department, to begin planning security operations.