Defense

CDC chief puts agency in overdrive

As the first woman to head the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Julie Gerberding is racing to prepare her agency for the next public health crisis.

Defense

Homeland security, appropriations face new snag in Senate

Defense

Funding battles leave aviation security agency in limbo

Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta Tuesday said Congress' ongoing spending battles may make it difficult for the Transportation Security Administration to meet looming aviation security deadlines.

Defense

The 'say yes' force

Is the overstressed Air Force ready for an all-out assault on Iraq?

Defense

Military puts war preparations in high gear

The world may not be ready to accept a war on Iraq. Even many in the Pentagon have doubts. But the military buildup is well under way.

Management

Hundreds of thousands of Army employees could face outsourcing

In what would be the biggest privatization project ever attempted by a federal agency, the Army is planning to let private companies compete for the jobs of more than 200,000 soldiers and civilians.