A second car bomb in two days has exploded outside a Colombian police station. The most recent explosion occurred at the municipal police station in Villa Rica while another attack on Wednesday (02/01) that killed 11 happened in the southwestern town of Tumaco. FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) rebels are suspected of the Tumaco attack. In all at least 16 are dead and more than 60 injured in the two attacks.

The FBI has confirmed that the recording released by the hacking network Anonymous is genuine and they are currently seeking those responsible. The recording is of a conference call between the FBI and the United Kingdom police discussing plans against hackers. Anonymous also published an email that showed the email addresses of the conference call participants.

An air strike by Philippines Armed Forces killed a total of 15 terrorists including 3 of the Most Wanted with links to al-Qaeda. The strike took place in Parang, Sulu killing terrorist leaders from Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah (JI). One official said the attack was in retaliation for the deaths of 19 soldiers in October.

DHS Secretary Napolitano delivered her “2nd Annual Address on the State of America's Homeland Security” at The National Press Club today (1/30). In this year’s address, subtitled “Homeland Security and Economic Security,” Napolitano discussed TSA, maritime borders, southwest border security, and how world events can factor into U.S. homeland security, among other issues.

DHS Secretary Napolitano delivered her “2nd Annual Address on the State of America's Homeland Security” at The National Press Club today (1/30). In this year’s address, subtitled “Homeland Security and Economic Security,” Napolitano discussed TSA, maritime borders, southwest border security, and how world events can factor into U.S. homeland security, among other issues.

It's that time of the year when everyone is making predictions for the new year. Here are Supply Chain Predictions from SAP's Richard Howells for 2012 with #10 being, "Supply Chain Risk Will Not Go Away."

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Kabir Sokoto, the suspected leader of Boko Haram and the mastermind of the Christmas Day attack on a Nigerian church that left 37 people dead, escaped from police custody less than a day after being arrested.

Boko Haram, a radical Nigerian Islamist group, claims responsibility for this attack, and others as violence continues between Nigeria's Muslim north and Christian south.