Defense
Bush, unions tangle over national security exemption to labor laws
President Bush and federal unions are in a political tussle over a long-standing law that lets the president prevent government employees from joining unions.
Defense
New military command seeks civilian managers
The U.S. military’s new homeland defense command will need more than 100 new civilian managers skilled in dealing with weapons of mass destruction, the Defense Department recently told Congress.
Defense
The future of defense
A new book explores how America must defend freedom in the 21st century.
Defense
Transportation security agency's progress uneven
Most aviation experts agree that the nation's airport security is much better than it was before September 11. And a year from now, they say, it will be much better than it is today. But the system is certainly not perfect today—and unfortunately, it never will be.
Defense