Lawmakers seek to stop next base-closing round

• Richard H.P. Sia
• January 16, 2003

Progress in public health tempered by shortfalls

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 15, 2003

TSA awards human resources contract to California agency

The unlikely winner of a $550 million federal recruitment contract is a California government agency.

• Brian Friel
• January 15, 2003

Defense seeks repeal of limits on outsourcing depot work

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 15, 2003

Port, bus security grants total $148 million

• National Journal
• January 14, 2003

Homeland IT costs may be understated, GAO warns

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 14, 2003

House appropriators ready spending bills for Senate negotiations

• Bill Ghent
• January 14, 2003

Feeling a draft

Congress should at least think about a lawmaker's proposal to reinstate the military draft.

• George C. Wilson
• January 14, 2003

Lieberman announces presidential bid

• Molly M. Peterson and Brody Mullins
• January 13, 2003

Head of anti-terrorism panel wary of data mining

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 13, 2003

Scientist defends federal bioweapons research

• David Ruppe
• January 13, 2003

Labor union files suit to represent baggage screeners

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 10, 2003

More anthrax suits coming against Postal Service

• Matthew Weinstock
• January 10, 2003

New Senate chair voices concerns on information sharing, cybersecurity

• William New
• January 10, 2003

Homeland Security confirmations top priority for senator

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 10, 2003

National labs seek edge in homeland security technology

• James Kitfield
• January 10, 2003

Bush names top homeland security official at Defense

• Congress Daily
• January 10, 2003

House Armed Services chief backs increases for weapons, pay

The new chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says he'll push to significantly increase military spending on weapons, technology and troop salaries.

• Richard H.P. Sia
• January 10, 2003

Transportation security chief says no to collective bargaining

Transportation Security Administrator James Loy issued an order Thursday prohibiting federal baggage and passenger screeners from unionizing, citing national security concerns.

• Matthew Weinstock
• January 9, 2003

White House tech officials race to build security system

• Bara Vaida
• January 9, 2003