Sept. 11 commission raps law enforcement, immigration agencies

Federal immigration and law enforcement agencies failed to adequately share information and detect fraudulent documents before Sept. 11, a federal commission has concluded.

• Chris Strohm
• January 26, 2004

Army secretary choice missing from nominations hearing

• Amy Klamper
• January 26, 2004

Intelligence facilities included in base closure, consolidation plans

• George Cahlink
• January 23, 2004

Computer firm helps military share its 'trusted' data

• William New
• January 23, 2004

Defense transformation czar touts progress

• William New
• January 23, 2004

Report: Iraq reconstruction may need more resources

• Peter Cohn
• January 23, 2004

Airport screener discrimination complaints overwhelm TSA

Airport screeners have flooded the Transportation Security Administration with so many discrimination complaints officials have moved to overhaul management practices.

• Chris Strohm
• January 23, 2004

CDC plans biodefense testing

• David McGlinchey
• January 23, 2004

HHS officials anxiously await passage of 'Bioshield' bill

• David McGlinchey
• January 23, 2004

Bush to seek 9.7 percent increase in homeland security funding

• Congress Daily
• January 22, 2004

Defense may wait until after elections to push supplemental

• Amy Klamper
• January 22, 2004

Pentagon stands behind Internet voting system for troops

• Congress Daily
• January 22, 2004

GSA moves forward with 'smart card' initiative

• National Journal
• January 21, 2004

Legislators renew effort to fight mad cow disease

• Congress Daily
• January 21, 2004

Sept. 11 commission faces fight over deadline extension

The 10-member commission investigating the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 will face a legislative battle for more time to complete its work.

• Chris Strohm
• January 21, 2004

Impending retirements could threaten food safety, study says

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 21, 2004

Park Police chief seeks independent investigation

• Chris Strohm
• January 20, 2004

Homeland Security, Democrats spar over protection efforts

The Homeland Security Department on Friday disputed a report issued by House Democrats that included sweeping criticisms of efforts to protect the country.

• Chris Strohm
• January 16, 2004

Pentagon auditors request Halliburton probe

• Chris Strohm
• January 15, 2004

Agency helps Greece defend against Olympic 'dirty bomb' attack

• Joe Fiorill
• January 14, 2004