Defense
Federal, industry officials at odds over maritime security funding
Gaps in spending cited as deadline looms for ports and shippers to come into compliance with new security standards.
Defense
Congress urged to address aging Defense helicopters
Modernization of fleet necessary, but lawmakers will face tough budget, technology choices.
Defense
FDA to launch electronic food-screening system
Move is designed to thwart terrorists' efforts to poison nation's food supply.
Tech
Lawmaker seeks biometric ID cards for aviation security workers
Legislation is aimed at prodding Homeland Security Department to take action.
Defense
Lawsuits challenge Justice effort to classify previously public information
FBI whistleblower case ignites controversy over classification decisions.
Defense
Military stretched thin in war efforts
A look at President Bush’s record on Defense transformation.
Defense
Lawmakers look after home military installations
As fall elections approach, bases in home states and districts get extra attention.
Defense
Officials duck questions on passenger screening system
TSA official says the program is under review for possible changes to reflect privacy and civil-liberties concerns.
Defense
DHS faulted over Washington area security coordination
Almost three years after Sept. 11, government auditors find security and spending coordination lacking in capital region.
Defense
Senate passes defense authorization bill
The $447 billion measure includes $25 billion in emergency contingency funds for Iraq and Afghanistan.
Defense
TSA gives airports initial guidance on using private screeners
Opt-out program fuels debate over whether screening should be handed over to the private sector or remain a government function.
Defense