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

FBI seeks management makeover to meet antiterror mission

• Chris Strohm
• October 17, 2003

House chair blasts Homeland Security for refusing to brief on border merger

• Jerry Hagstrom
• October 17, 2003

House GOP announces deal on vets' disability, pensions

• Congress Daily
• October 17, 2003

Rumsfeld takes hard line against boosting Army troop strength

• Amy Svitak
• October 17, 2003

Pentagon official grilled on inability to track costs

• Amy Svitak
• October 16, 2003

Concerns about aviation security fly during hearing

• Chris Strohm
• October 16, 2003

Law could stop A-76 studies for thousands of Defense employees

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• October 16, 2003

Efforts to convert Iraq aid into loan appear to wane

• Peter Cohn
• October 15, 2003

Lawmaker sees hurdles to effective Defense transformation

• Greta Wodele
• October 15, 2003

House to vote on renewing defense production rules

• William New
• October 15, 2003

TSA will 'move aggressively' to provide screener guidance

• Chris Strohm
• October 15, 2003

Postal Service wants to build mail irradiation center

• Matthew Weinstock
• October 15, 2003

Senate GOP prevails in first Iraq challenge, but more await

• Peter Cohn and Mark Wegner
• October 15, 2003

Pentagon again seeks Defense authorization compromise

• Amy Svitak
• October 15, 2003

Airport industry presses TSA for guidance on using private screeners

• Chris Strohm
• October 14, 2003

Homeland Security issues interim rule on industry liability

• Greta Wodele
• October 14, 2003

Agencies urged to set homeland security standards

Randall Yim of the General Accounting Office is stepping outside the agency's traditional realm to push a policy of requiring agencies to set standards for homeland security.

• Siobhan Gorman
• October 14, 2003