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Homeland Security official details distribution of security funds
Protecting borders and transportation systems command much of the department's budget.
Nuclear agency managers among diploma mill users
National Nuclear Security Administration officials said Tuesday that the bogus degrees would not affect the managers' job status.
Officials address business hurdles to security contracting
They include liability issues, intellectual property protection and the sharing of confidential company information with the government.
Choosing the Right Partner
The only remaining major X-factor in the makeup of political battleground states is Kerry's choice for running mate.
Senator challenges USDA mad cow testing plan
Sen. Tom Harkin, R-Iowa, says the Agriculture Department's plan to increase the number of animals tested is not statistically valid.
Senate budget chief lobbies hard for spending plan
Budget resolution remains mired in conference committee over the issue of whether tax cuts, spending increases must be offset.
Energy Department moves to boost security at nuclear labs
Plan includes the possibility of federalizing security forces and creating a specialized unit to guard facilities.
Senate panel to give diploma mills the third degree
While investigating fake degree-granting institutions, GAO auditors obtained two diplomas under a Senate leader's name.
Database firm rejects TSA's pre-screening approach
ChoicePoint CEO Derek Smith says the airline passenger pre-screening system in development is too much like the controversial Terrorism Information Awareness data-mining project.
