SAFETY

With the November 2015 attacks in mind, security will be greatly increased for the Euro 2016 soccer tournament.

Google is working on an adhesive coating for its self-driving cars to prevent pedestrians from bouncing off the autonomous vehicles if hit.

A fresh flare-up in the blazes ripping across Western Canada is forcing oil sands producers to abandon plans to restart production.

Honda is Takata’s biggest customer, and the defective airbags are believed to be responsible for at least 11 deaths.

Body cameras are becoming another piece of technology worn by officers in response to misconduct complaints. But can departments even afford them?

Beginning in January 2018, mobile phones must also have built-in GPS, the country's ministry of communications and technology said.

Game creator Navid Khonsari talks with IBT about "1979 Revolution: Black Friday." It's based on the Islamic revolution in Iran — where the game has already been banned.

Parts of the largest city in Texas were underwater Tuesday after a slow-moving weekend storm dumped heavy rain on the region.

As rescue and recovery efforts continued Monday, here are some ways to help.

Police have identified and arrested a suspect in the killing of a University of Texas-Austin student.

The soldier said she suffered a mild concussion, a ruptured eardrum and abrasions on her face after being brutally attacked by two soldiers.

Following the attacks in Paris and Brussels, Britain plans to add as many as 900 security officers.

The crisis came to an end safely, but that didn’t spare Egypt’s airport security from heavy criticism online.

The killing took place only days after at least 31 people perished in terrorist suicide bomb attacks at the Brussels airport and one of the city’s metro stations.

Train station attacker Khalid el-Bakraoui and others have been linked to attacks in Brussels and Paris that have killed 160 people and wounded 600.

Brothers Khalid and Ibrahim el-Bakraoui had ties to the November attacks in Paris and were known to Belgian authorities due to their criminal records.

Los Angeles is increasing security measures at its transportation hubs after yet another terror attack in the heart of Europe.

Belgium faced 315 anti-terrorism cases last year and already 60 in 2016.

The country has seen growing attacks in both its capital city of Ankara and its major cultural and financial hub, Istanbul.

Recent instability in the country, including Sunday’s deadly bombing in Ankara, has some investors rethinking their plans.

The military has been on alert for possible attacks after incidents such as the July 2015 shooting rampage that killed five service members at two military offices in Chattanooga, Tennessee.