Border tracking system will be partially operational by year's end

• Shane Harris
• July 8, 2003

Airport screeners don't have bargaining rights, labor board rules

• Matthew Weinstock
• July 8, 2003

As bioterror threat grows, federal capacity to respond shrinks

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 8, 2003

Hobnobbing at Homeland Security

• Shane Harris
• July 8, 2003

Pork-watcher skewers military construction bills

• Congress Daily
• July 8, 2003

Cult of personality

In a new book, a senior CIA analyst says al Qaeda is gaining ground around the world.

• Mark Kukis
• July 8, 2003

Drop in workload threatens future of Army depots

• George Cahlink
• July 7, 2003

Bill would cut Defense IT funds

• William New
• July 7, 2003

TSA takes on costs of airport security

In a long-anticipated move, the Transportation Security Administration Monday finalized agreements to help three of the nation’s largest airports pay for the installation of explosive-detection equipment.

• Matthew Weinstock
• July 7, 2003

Defense contractors, lawmaker tussle over procurement provision

• Louis Jacobson
• July 7, 2003

Foreign student tracking system called inefficient, intrusive

The Homeland Security Department's difficulties in managing the foreign student tracking system so far have raised questions about its ability to handle broader monitoring programs.

• Shane Harris
• July 3, 2003

Transportation to test hazardous material shipment technologies

• Global Security Newswire
• July 3, 2003

Report estimates replacement cost of Defense property at half a trillion dollars

• George Cahlink
• July 3, 2003

Lockheed Martin defends missile against potential funding cuts

• Congress Daily
• July 2, 2003

Homeland Security reassigns hundreds of agents to northern border

• Kellie Lunney
• July 2, 2003

HHS contract would transform medical record keeping, health care

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 1, 2003

Homeland department unveils new port security regulations

• Ted Leventhal
• July 1, 2003

At DHS, the Bush team and unions are actually getting along

Federal unions and officials at the new Homeland Security Department are doing a surprising thing: They’re getting along.

• Brian Friel
• July 1, 2003

Report says Justice Department's antiterror dragnet haphazard

• Siobhan Gorman
• July 1, 2003

Commander-in-chief

Not since 1952 has a retired senior military commander been a serious first-time contender for the presidency. Former NATO military Cmdr. Wesley Clark could change that.

• James A. Barnes
• July 1, 2003