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Homeland security tech grants could total $11 billion

More dollars proposed for border and port security and mass transportation systems over the next five years.

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Senate panel confirms nominee for DHS deputy post

Michael Jackson's nomination now moves to the Senate floor.

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House budget cuts deeper than president's request

House Republicans are proposing almost $18 billion more in mandatory spending cuts than President Bush sought.

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FAA rejects employees’ attempt to settle salary cap lawsuit

A group of workers who are unhappy about their frozen base salaries are pushing forward with a lawsuit against the agency.

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Agencies save by sharing back-office jobs

Report finds that two-thirds of government executives already have implemented shared services.

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Chertoff: Emergency responders deserve 'blunt' aid talk

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Border, interior enforcement called severely lacking

Current and former officials tell Congress of lack of clear mission, poor coordination, inept management and infighting.

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Hollywood and the Homeland.

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Army of None.

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Would-Be Whistleblowers.

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