Feds apparently shot down a balloon - not a drone - near the border. But concern over cartel drones persists.

Local and state law enforcement officers may soon be able to take down drones that are security risks for large gatherings at sporting events, critical infrastructure and prisons because of a new ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Republican lawmakers are circulating a bill what would allow local law enforcement officers to intercept, disable or destroy ...

The use of commercially available drones for surveillance, propaganda videos and attacks by terrorist groups became a prominent trend in Pakistan’s threat landscape in 2025. While terrorist groups ...

A single weaponized drone can drop a grenade, crash into a target, or fire a makeshift missile. A swarm can do all that at once and overwhelm defenses built for one threat at a time. Is there a way to ...

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – The United States and Mexico have agreed to step-up intelligence sharing on the growing use of unmanned aerial vehicles by transnational criminal organizations. The ...

The era when only a small group of countries own weaponized drones is coming to an end and critics say the proliferation of remote-controlled flying machines will forever change the face of warfare ...

Experts are concerned that weaponized drones could become a severe security threat around the world as technology continues to advance. In August, there was a drone assassination attempt on Venezuelan ...

At Tuesday’s meeting of the Los Angeles Police Commission, the Los Angeles Police Department said that it wanted to test the use of drones in a one-year pilot program. The announcement was met with ...

A new bill in Wisconsin would allow law enforcement to intercept, disable or destroy drones suspected of posing an imminent threat. The legislation would also increase penalties for flying a ...