Rumsfeld seeks undersecretary to oversee military intelligence

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• August 7, 2002

Canada's military gets in step with United States

• William New
• August 7, 2002

Pentagon urges funding for nuclear bunker-buster study

• Bryan Bender
• August 7, 2002

Law officers flocking to transportation security agency

Federal law enforcement agencies are facing a hiring crunch because they've lost more than 1,400 officers to the rapidly expanding Transportation Security Administration.

• Brian Friel
• August 6, 2002

FEMA seeks national strategy for funding first responders

• Maureen Sirhal
• August 6, 2002

Broken bases

The military services can’t stay in shape to fight when their bases are crumbling around them.

• George Cahlink
• August 6, 2002

Federal government to support local counter-terrorism plan

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• August 5, 2002

In transportation security, blame game is in full swing

The Bush administration, Congress and the airline industry are pointing fingers over who's to blame for the Transportation Security Administration's problems.

• Mark Murray
• August 2, 2002

Trade bill includes billions for border security technology

The bill to renew presidential trade-negotiating authority passed by the Senate Thursday includes billions of dollars earmarked for new border security technologies.

• William New
• August 1, 2002

Senate passes defense spending bill with 4.1 percent raise

• National Journal
• August 1, 2002

Senate delays vote on homeland security bill

• Brody Mullins and Charlie Mitchell
• August 1, 2002

Senator blasts Bush again on worker protections in homeland bill

• Congress Daily
• August 1, 2002

Amendment bars offshore firms from defense contracts

• Deborah Shapley
• August 1, 2002

Security experts take shots at effort to create new department

• Molly M. Peterson
• July 31, 2002

Coast Guard girds to hunt for weapons of mass destruction

• Bryan Bender
• July 31, 2002

Defense contractor accused of illegal campaign contributions

• Congress Daily
• July 31, 2002

Group suggests compromise on homeland security personnel rules

A nonprofit group on Wednesday proposed a set of civil service reforms that could serve as a compromise in the battle between unions representing federal employees and the Bush administration over personnel rules for the new Department of Homeland Security.

• Brian Friel
• July 31, 2002

Defense Department to restrict employee use of wireless devices

• Drew Clark
• July 30, 2002

OMB halts more technology projects at agencies

The Office of Management and Budget has halted nearly $150 million in technology projects dealing with management systems at agencies slated to move into the new Homeland Security Department, OMB Director Mitch Daniels announced in a memorandum Tuesday.

• Shane Harris
• July 30, 2002

Agencies would get buyout authority under Senate homeland security bill

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• July 30, 2002