Privacy chief criticizes TSA for approving transfer of passenger data

• National Journal
• February 20, 2004

Sept. 11 families question Bush’s role in terrorist attacks

• Chris Strohm
• February 20, 2004

Homeland Security forms groups to bolster cybersecurity

• Ted Leventhal
• February 19, 2004

Pentagon officials predict budget shortfall despite assurances

• Amy Klamper
• February 19, 2004

Advocates slam plan to restrict access to critical infrastructure data

• Chris Strohm
• February 19, 2004

Homeland Security requests technology proposals for cargo security

• Greta Wodele
• February 18, 2004

New technology drives changes in border policy

• William New
• February 18, 2004

Airport screeners slam TSA recertification program

Many passenger and baggage screeners say TSA's annual recertification program is mired in so many problems that it should be scrapped.

• Chris Strohm
• February 18, 2004

Senators question TSA role in transfer of passenger records

• National Journal
• February 17, 2004

Homeland Security CIOs issue list of priorities

• Chris Strohm
• February 17, 2004

Homeland Security to bolster intergovernmental communications

• Greta Wodele
• February 13, 2004

Budget cuts curtail NIST cybersecurity work, other programs

• Teri Rucker
• February 13, 2004

Restructuring, terrorism prompt defense of military bases

• Amy Klamper
• February 13, 2004

Lawmakers call for suspension of new passenger screening system

House lawmakers said Friday that a controversial new airline passenger screening system should be “suspended indefinitely,” after government auditors declared the system flawed and behind schedule.

• Chris Strohm
• February 13, 2004

Report renews questions about passenger-screening system

• Drew Clark
• February 12, 2004

Lawmakers want full assessment of terrorism risks

• Teri Rucker
• February 12, 2004

Defense contractors owe billions in unpaid federal taxes

U.S. defense contractors failed to pay the federal government billions in taxes and, in some cases, may be guilty of criminal offenses, General Accounting Office auditors said Thursday.

• Chris Strohm
• February 12, 2004

Defense expects a 'global' round of base closings in 2005

• George Cahlink
• February 12, 2004

Senators seek to make increase in Army troops permanent

The Army's plan to temporarily increase its force levels by 30,000 soldiers could become permanent if a handful of senators can garner support for new draft legislation likely to be included in the fiscal 2005 defense authorization bill, according to Senate aides.

• Amy Klamper
• February 12, 2004

Mayors want more direct homeland security funding

• Chris Strohm
• February 11, 2004