Senate Dems fault Bush over homeland security funds

• Bill Ghent
• February 13, 2003

Tips for surviving a terrorist attack

• Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
• February 12, 2003

GOP, Dems fill slots on House homeland security panel

• Siobhan Gorman
• February 12, 2003

FBI chief seeks new powers; rebuffs critics

FBI Director Robert Mueller told senators Tuesday that Congress should grant law enforcement and intelligence agencies greater surveillance powers to combat terrorism.

• Shane Harris and Drew Clark
• February 11, 2003

Analysts worry budget short on Homeland Security funds

• Siobhan Gorman
• February 11, 2003

FAA chief: Top agency challenges include security, management

• Mark Murray
• February 11, 2003

Guns and butter

Even with a budget boost, the cost of supporting service members and their families may make money for new weapons scarce.

• George C. Wilson
• February 11, 2003

Better plans needed for emergency drug distribution

The government is prepared to quickly move drugs and medical supplies in the event of a terrorist attack, but it will be up to the states to get those supplies to the people who need them—and many aren’t yet up to the task, according to health officials.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• February 10, 2003

U.S. “cyber army” stands ready for war

• Shane Harris
• February 10, 2003

Justice offers draft bill expanding law enforcement powers

• Drew Clark
• February 10, 2003

Defense taps commercial aircraft for Middle East deployments

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• February 10, 2003

Agencies step up security efforts as threat level rises to ‘high’

Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said on Friday that federal agencies will take “specific protective measures” to comply with an elevated terrorist threat level.

• Kellie Lunney
• February 7, 2003

Defense establishes Total Information Awareness oversight panels

• Shane Harris
• February 7, 2003

Pentagon projects budget plateau after initial increase

• David Ruppe
• February 7, 2003

Panel urges balanced privacy debate

• Shane Harris
• February 6, 2003

Agencies now have permanent buyout authority

Federal agencies can start offering buyouts of up to $25,000 to their employees, under a regulation issued this week.

• Brian Friel
• February 6, 2003

Armed Services panel suggests Defense needs more money

• Congress Daily
• February 6, 2003

Results of federal agencies' fiscal 2002 audits

• February 6, 2003

OMB cautiously optimistic about agencies’ IT management

• Shane Harris
• February 5, 2003

Spy agency busts union

In the latest Bush administration move to rankle federal union leaders, the head of the National Imagery and Mapping Agency on Thursday revoked collective bargaining rights from the agency’s employees.

• Brian Friel
• February 4, 2003