Pentagon weighs increased presence in Africa

• David Morris
• May 6, 2003

Attack always

Army Lt. Gen. William Wallace pursued a strategy of relentless assault during the war in Iraq.

• James Kitfield
• May 6, 2003

Terrorism response drill begins next week

• Amelia Gruber
• May 5, 2003

Military tax relief bill stalled in Congress

• Congress Daily
• May 5, 2003

Democracy-building efforts hampered by agency turf battles

• Amelia Gruber
• May 2, 2003

House chairman plans overhaul of Homeland Security Act

• William New
• May 2, 2003

House panel warns Defense not to outsource environmental jobs

• Lori Sharn
• May 2, 2003

Senate panel prods agencies to share intelligence

A Senate committee voted unanimously Thursday to approve an intelligence authorization bill for fiscal 2004 that attempts to improve the sharing and analysis of information among intelligence agencies.

• Richard H.P. Sia
• May 2, 2003

CIA opens new terrorism intelligence center

• Shane Harris
• May 1, 2003

Administration rethinks system for allocating security funds

• Maureen Sirhal
• May 1, 2003

GAO says smallpox program lacks guidance

• David McGlinchey
• May 1, 2003

Homeland chief urges firms to bolster cybersecurity

• Bara Vaida
• April 30, 2003

Pentagon expected to name panel to probe Air Force Academy

• Kellie Lunney
• April 30, 2003

Senators grill Ridge about Homeland Security budget

• William New
• April 30, 2003

Homeland Security has not consolidated terrorist watch lists

More than 100 days after its creation, the Homeland Security Department has failed to meet one of the key goals agency leaders outlined last year.

• Shane Harris
• April 30, 2003

Homeland security to launch new entry-exit system

• National Journal
• April 29, 2003

Senators seek to shutter overseas military bases

• David Morris
• April 29, 2003

Bottom up

The Marine Corps got good press during the war in Iraq because lower-ranking men and women—not the top brass—were so impressive.

• George C. Wilson
• April 29, 2003

Report urges Defense to share IT outsourcing lessons

• National Journal
• April 28, 2003

Homeland security funds may shrink in 2004, key aide says

The top Senate aide for appropriations on Monday said federal funding for homeland security activities may be lower in fiscal 2004 than they are in the current year since Congress passed an emergency supplemental that boosted homeland security funding.

• William New
• April 28, 2003