Air Force might target guard, reserve in base closings

• Congress Daily
• October 22, 2003

Union leaders optimistic about Homeland Security personnel system

• Shawn Zeller
• October 22, 2003

House, Senate conferees remain divided on overseas bases

• Amy Svitak
• October 22, 2003

Merger of immigration, customs agents causes friction

Attempts to weave four cultures together at the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement are being hampered by employee resentment and mission confusion.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• October 22, 2003

Biopreparedness plans should include hoax response, official says

• Mike Nartker
• October 22, 2003

TSA reaffirms decision on German firearm supplier

• Richard H.P. Sia
• October 22, 2003

Think tank debate focuses on counterterrorism tools

• Teri Rucker
• October 21, 2003

Senators see momentum to limit anti-terrorism powers

• Drew Clark
• October 21, 2003

Senators reach deal on chemical security measure

• John Stanton
• October 21, 2003

Iraq loan provision draws White House veto threat

• Peter Cohn
• October 21, 2003

Tension mounts as base-closing process takes shape

The military base-closing process scheduled for 2005 is already starting to heat up. Here's a look at the potential winners and losers.

• George Cahlink
• October 21, 2003

Administration divisions on procurement provision may slow Defense bill

• Amy Svitak
• October 21, 2003

Techies in Texas eye research backing from Washington

• Maureen Sirhal
• October 20, 2003

Export agency shifts focus to regulatory changes

• William New
• October 20, 2003

Senator, GAO question security at USDA research facilities

• Jerry Hagstrom
• October 20, 2003

Lawmakers launch 'extensive review' of transportation security

The House Government Reform Committee launched an "extensive review" Monday into the operations of the Transportation Security Administration, with a special emphasis on airline passenger screening.

• Chris Strohm
• October 20, 2003

Officials debate rule on liability for anti-terrorism tools

• Greta Wodele
• October 17, 2003

Army seeks waiver from '50-50' law on contracting repair work

The unrelenting pace of operations in Iraq is forcing the Army to request an exemption from a federal law limiting the amount of equipment repair work that can be contracted out.

• George Cahlink
• October 17, 2003

Proposed Air Force tanker purchase plan said to cost less than lease

• Amy Svitak
• October 17, 2003

TSA orders search of all planes; no changes to screening procedures

• Chris Strohm
• October 17, 2003