Senator plans effort to head off air traffic privatization

• Keith Koffler
• January 23, 2003

Homeland Security to move into Washington headquarters

The Homeland Security Department will establish its initial headquarters at a Navy facility in Washington, rejecting a proposal to move to one of several office complexes in Northern Virginia.

• January 23, 2003

Fighter plane program plagued by software glitches

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 22, 2003

Homeland Security nominee pushes joint task force model

• Bara Vaida
• January 22, 2003

Joint chiefs chair says military ready for war with Iraq

• Congress Daily
• January 22, 2003

Counties protest $3.5 billion 'first responders' shortfall

• Karen Lee Scrivo
• January 22, 2003

U.S., Russian scientists to collaborate on anti-terrorism research

• Bryan Bender
• January 22, 2003

Ridge wins unanimous approval from Senate

• January 22, 2003

FBI, Defense in talks about controversial surveillance technology

• Shane Harris
• January 22, 2003

Bush seeks nearly $60 billion in new IT spending

President Bush will ask Congress for $59 billion in new information technology spending when he submits his 2004 budget proposal next month, $6 billion more than last year's request.

• Shane Harris
• January 21, 2003

Defense office focuses on 'operational experimentation'

• William New
• January 21, 2003

Bush vows to disarm Iraq despite allies' reluctance

• Congress Daily
• January 21, 2003

Fired Los Alamos investigators rehired

• Global Security Newswire
• January 21, 2003

Nuclear testing may need to resume soon

• Bryan Bender
• January 21, 2003

New budget gamble

The Bush administration's defense budget is based on the premise that it is better to risk having too few aircraft and ships today in order to free up money to buy new ones for tomorrow.

• George C. Wilson
• January 21, 2003

Ridge vows to set performance targets for Homeland Security

Tom Ridge, President Bush’s choice to head the Homeland Security Department, said at his Senate confirmation hearing Friday that he would hold the agency to strict performance targets.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 17, 2003

More than 300 foreigners apprehended in biometric searches

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 16, 2003

Critical infrastructure chief leaves Commerce post

• National Journal
• January 16, 2003

Senator seeks ban on Defense, Homeland Security data mining

Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., said Thursday he would introduce legislation to halt funding for controversial data mining projects at the Defense and Homeland Security departments.

• Shane Harris
• January 16, 2003

Senator reintroduces chemical plant security bill

• Mike Nartker
• January 16, 2003