An angry man with a two-foot long sword is trying to break into our house? What should we think about now before a crisis like this?

The Mayor of Reno has revealed she has been tracked with a device on her car. Technology can be our friend or our foe.

Brody Young was shot nine time. He survived, fought back, and won. What are the lessons we can learn from him?

Are we as civilians more at risk of being killed in Chicago than as a civilian in the Ukraine? What can we do to stay safe?

This topic about self-defense and the issue of being shot has some strong teaching points for our own survival.

A 93-year-old suburban Los Angeles homeowner shot and gravely wounded a burglar and scared off the criminal's accomplices.

Although the above flyer calling for riots is posted in D.C., we can bet there will be organized demonstrations across the nation.

Five major U.S. cities are on track to surpass their homicide totals from 2021, implying that the crime wave that began in 2020 will worsen.

Joseph Lozito stopped a murderer armed with a knife while on a NYC subway. Here's what Lozito did for his self-defense.

We've been taught to rely on the police to protect us. But they can't and they are not legally responsible for our safety. What do we do?

An armed woman in West Virginia used her handgun to stop a mass shooter with an AR-15.

It makes more sense now why the off-duty U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent fearlessly rushed into Robb Elementary School.

What are the self-defense lessons we can learn from the Sacramento shootings during the early morning of Mar. 3?

We are more likely to see the same type of criminal behavior which we saw in the Mar. 3 shooting which killed six in Sacramento, Calif.

Deadly carjacking which killed 73-year-old Linda Frickey. Suspects are four teens who dragged Frickey for a block, severing her arm.

Denver prosecutors drop second degree murder charges for security guard Matthew Dolloff in the 2020 shooting of Lee Keltner in a protest.

Carjacking involves a violent confrontation with the attacker using the threat of violence which can cause death or serious bodily injury.

Is the hidden rate of violence in the U.S. higher because the statistics focus on the murder rate? What can we do to stay safe?

More brazen and deadly criminal shootings in Seattle.

We study and deploy the tactics, techniques, and procedures that are more consistent with the type of self-defense mission needed.