Security measures
Coverage of Security measures in the Nexus archive.
- Colombia’s Election Exposes a Country Still Split
Colombia's August 2026 election saw right-wing candidate Abelardo de la Espriella narrowly defeat leftist Senator Iván Cepeda, ending the first left-wing presidency under Gustavo Petro. The result reflects a divided nation grappling with unresolved social, economic, and security challenges, as voters chose between de la Espriella's hardline security approach and Cepeda's push for continued peace negotiations with insurgent groups and criminal cartels.
- Chief Minister Naidu to visit Banaganapalle on July 9
Chief Minister Naidu is scheduled to visit Banaganapalle on July 9. The district administration is arranging meticulous plans, including robust security measures and efforts to minimize traffic disruptions.
- The Supreme Court is building its own massive police force
The Supreme Court is expanding its police force, aiming to more than double the number of officers to protect justices amid growing threats and political violence. Recruitment efforts include videos and a tagline, but the move faces challenges related to cost, logistics, and the justices' personal lives.
- Families want more security for their loved ones’ resting places after brass vases stolen from Joelton graves
Forty-one brass flower cups were stolen from graves at Joelton Hills Memory Gardens between June 16 and 17, causing distress for families who discovered the theft on Father’s Day, June 21. Victims, including Mary Gregory and Patsy, reported missing vases from multiple family plots, with concerns about recurring thefts and a lack of cemetery security measures.
- NEET: Beyond paper leaks, the real vulnerabilities lie elsewhere | Explained
The article highlights that while printed question papers for NEET are protected by strict security, deeper vulnerabilities such as institutional blind spots, insider networks, and commercial interests remain unaddressed. These systemic issues pose significant risks beyond the immediate concern of paper leaks.
- Mamdani and James Dolan feud over Knicks Finals security as local businesses feel the squeeze
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Madison Square Garden CEO James Dolan are clashing over security restrictions around the Knicks' NBA Finals games, leading to canceled fan events and financial losses for local businesses. MSG canceled a planned outdoor watch party for Game 4, citing city-imposed crowd-control measures, while Mamdani accused Dolan of misinformation and emphasized public safety concerns.
- Knicks Game 4 watch party returns outside MSG with ticketed entry, security zone
The New York Knicks' Game 4 watch party is returning outside MSG with ticketed entry and a security zone. The Game 3 watch party was canceled due to security measures linked to President Donald Trump's attendance.
- Why does it take so long to count votes in California? Here's what to know.
Mail-in ballots and security measures are causing vote-counting delays in California's close contests. Last-minute voters in the governor's race may further slow the process, according to an election expert.
- Viral videos show people run through Scientology building
A Church of Scientology in Hollywood removed door handles and restricted public entry after viral videos showed people running inside. The videos, which went viral on social media, prompted the church to take these security measures.
- U.K. calls antisemitism an emergency after arson and stabbing attacks on Jewish people
The U.K. government declared antisemitism an emergency following arson attacks and a double stabbing targeting Jewish people, vowing to boost community security. However, Jewish community members criticized the government's response.
- Evacuees from flooded remote Indigenous areas in NT housed in compound likened to ‘a prison camp’
Hundreds of evacuees from remote Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory are housed behind temporary fences with strict security measures, including sign-in/out at gates and searches of vehicles and bags. The evacuation followed record flooding of the Daly River in March, displacing families from Palumpa and Nauiyu for the second time in four weeks.
- Trump World launches ballroom blitz in wake of WHCA dinner shooting
President Trump and his political allies are using the recent shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) dinner to advocate for a new ballroom on White House grounds, emphasizing its enhanced security for large events. Trump highlighted the ballroom’s security benefits shortly after the incident, framing it as a necessary response to the attack.
- Correspondents' dinner shooting rekindles DHS funding fight: What to know
A shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner has reignited the debate over Department of Homeland Security funding, with lawmakers calling for increased support. The incident has brought attention to homeland security measures and political discussions around budget allocations.
- Security analyst breaks down the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting
Aaron MacLean, a CBS News national security analyst present at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, described the shooting incident and analyzed the event's security protocols.
- Questions over Trump’s security after shooting at press gala
A shooting incident at this year's Correspondents' dinner has raised concerns about the security measures in place for President Trump. The event, which is a major press gala, saw gunshots fired, leading to questions about the effectiveness of Trump's security protocols.
- 4/26: CBS Weekend News
A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with the alleged gunman stating he expected increased security measures. The incident highlights concerns about security protocols at high-profile political events.
- Taylor Swift's extraordinary measures to hide her private jet: Photos reveal $15 million makeover and secret new airborne identity to avoid detection
Taylor Swift has reportedly spent $15 million to modify her private jet and adopt a secret airborne identity to avoid detection. The makeover includes extraordinary security measures to maintain her privacy.
- ‘Little progress’ in stopping drug drones at HMP Manchester, watchdog says
A watchdog report criticizes the Prison Service for minimal progress in addressing drug drone threats at HMP Manchester, which remains in a precarious state due to unresolved security issues like broken windows and contraband delivery risks. Chief Inspector Charlie Taylor highlights systemic failures in securing the prison against gang-related vulnerabilities.
- Candidate security costs up in era of political violence: Research
Federal campaigns and committees have spent over $100 million on security measures in the past decade due to increased threats of political violence, including bomb threats and doxing. A new report by the Public Service Alliance highlights rising security costs during the 2023-2024 campaign cycle.