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Bipartisanship evaporates on Homeland Security authorization
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Appropriators take aim at high-profile Pentagon projects
All three services hit with funding cuts, restructuring plans and reporting requirements on big weapons programs.
9/11 commission scolds government over attacks, calls for major reforms
Panel members and victims’ families plan to lobby hard for changes.
Legislator hopes for breakthrough on authorization bill
Negotiations stalled over amendments offered by Democrats.
Outgoing TSA official cites progress, challenges
Deputy Administrator Stephen McHale takes on critics of agency's effort to hire and train a screener workforce.
Conferees finish $418 billion Defense appropriations bill
Conference report is $1.6 billion below President Bush's budget request.
Bush signs Project Bioshield bill
Law creates fast-track government-industry program to develop antidotes to various chemical and biological agents.
Partisan, turf battles slow Homeland Security authorization
Democrats object to strategy of slicing the measure into nine separate bills.
