E-gov chief urges administration to offer incentives to CIOs

• Molly M. Peterson
• June 24, 2003

White House endorses Homeland Security spending bill

The White House Tuesday released a Statement of Administration Policy supporting passage of the fiscal 2004 Homeland Security appropriations bill as reported out by House committee.

• Keith Koffler and Lisa Caruso
• June 24, 2003

Secret wars

A new biography of a former CIA director explores the parallels between Vietnam and the war on terrorism.

• Anne Wagner
• June 24, 2003

Companies outline efforts to practice, preach cybersecurity

• Bara Vaida
• June 23, 2003

Senator faults leadership in Air Force sex scandal

• Kellie Lunney
• June 23, 2003

Bill would streamline first responder grant programs

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 23, 2003

House, Senate hammer out differences on defense bill

• Congress Daily
• June 23, 2003

Defense plans to expand online voting in 2004 election

• Chloe Albanesius
• June 20, 2003

GAO finds no rights abuses by FBI, but scope of review limited

• Shane Harris
• June 19, 2003

Official outlines intergovernmental efforts to bolster security

• Maureen Sirhal
• June 19, 2003

Hill interest keen as Air Force bases to get Boeing tankers

• Richard H.P. Sia
• June 19, 2003

Defense official rejects call for more troops in Iraq, Afghanistan

• Congress Daily
• June 19, 2003

Converted military jobs could go to contractors

Contractors could end up with some of the 320,000 military jobs Defense Department officials seek to switch to civilian positions, a top Pentagon official said Tuesday.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• June 18, 2003

Iraq reconstruction chief has $7 billion to spend

• Shane Harris
• June 18, 2003

Lengthy homeland security spending fight looms in Senate

• William New
• June 18, 2003

Border agency merger already paying dividends, official says

The merger of four federal border agencies into the new Bureau of Customs and Border Protection has already tightened security along the U.S. border, an official guiding the reorganization said Wednesday.

• William New and Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 18, 2003

Senate panel takes its turn at Pentagon personnel overhaul

The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee stepped into the fray Tuesday over plans to overhaul the Pentagon's management of some 730,000 civilian employees.

• Michael Posner
• June 17, 2003

House committee orders study of passenger screening system

• Molly M. Peterson
• June 17, 2003

House panel puts its stamp on homeland, military construction bills

• Lisa Caruso
• June 17, 2003

Senator calls on CIA to declassify Iraq documents

• Congress Daily
• June 17, 2003