… deployed 4,000 guards and another 9,000 were in the process of vetting, training and accreditation. Monday, Home Secretary Theresa May said the government only learned about the security shortfall for the Games last Wednesday and was previously "repeatedly …

… targets for recruiting Olympic staff, only admitting last week that it could not meet the terms of its contract. Home Secretary Theresa May said Monday that G4S had "repeatedly assured us that they would overshoot their target." "G4S only told the government …

… Britain's politicians were fighting over a security fiasco that has seen soldiers filling in gaps in security. Home Secretary Theresa May said the government was not to blame, telling lawmakers that security contractor G4S had "repeatedly assured us that …

… unexpected places. "You have worked hard for the things you own, you should have a say in how they're distributed," says Theresa Harezlak, a financial planner at Savant Capital Management. While many people think about drafting wills when they start …

… started asking questions and as late as Wednesday, G4S was suggesting they could still deliver. By Thursday, Home Secretary Theresa May was facing lawmakers outraged about the debacle and the decision to send in more troops, bringing the total number of …

… started asking questions and as late as Wednesday, G4S was suggesting they could still deliver. By Thursday, Home Secretary Theresa May was facing lawmakers outraged about the debacle and the decision to send in more troops, bringing the total number of …

… considered a major embarrassment for London's Olympic Organizing Committee just two weeks ahead of the games. Home Secretary Theresa May confirmed the government will deploy an additional 3,500 troops at the London Olympics amid concerns that the firm G4S …

… considered a major embarrassment for London's Olympic Organizing Committee just two weeks ahead of the games. Home Secretary Theresa May confirmed that the British government will deploy an additional 3,500 troops at the London Olympics. That's because of …

… wasn't very Olympic-friendly. Here's a look at the tsunami of bad news. BRING ON THE TROOPS British Home Secretary Theresa May confirmed that the government will deploy an additional 3,500 servicemen at the London Olympics amid concerns that …

… suspicion of terrorism activity. Police insist none of the cases are linked to plots against the Summer Games. Home Secretary Theresa May on Monday insisted that London would enjoy a "safe and secure" Olympics, amid questions from opposition legislators …