Cat eyes are self-defense weapons similar to brass knuckles. TSA checkpoints in New York are now detecting a spike in these.

Transportation Security Administration officers in a portion of the Northeast are seeing a rise in a type of self-defense weapon ... appear as a harmless cat keychain, but the weapons are similar ...

These popular self-defense accessories ... come in many colors and shapes and are often attached to keychains for easy access. “We come across these items daily and it slows down passengers ...

Custom "striking" keychains, which are equipped with self-defense tools, have become trendy on social media. Add-ons include ...

Small but powerful, the kubotan is a handheld self-defense tool designed to enhance striking power. It’s discreet and can be attached to your keychain for easy access. Stun guns deliver an electric ...

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The head of the Federal Aviation Administration told a U.S. House subcommittee on Tuesday that safety culture improvements at Boeing may take three to five years to complete. World at Workcategory ...

Jewish Americans, bearing witness to soaring antisemitism across the country, are taking self-defense precautions during the back-to-school season with the high holidays approaching. Community ...

Jewish Americans, bearing witness to soaring antisemitism across the country, are taking self-defense precautions during the back-to-school season with the high holidays approaching. Community ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Details on Saturdayʻs shooting in Waianae are still under investigation but what would need to be done to prove the shooting was in self defense? Get Hawaii’s latest morning news ...

Often used for self-defense, cat eyes are typically attached to keychains, so it's likely that people forget that they have the weapon when going through a security checkpoint, a TSA spokesperson ...