Senate panel approves anti-terror role for Veterans Affairs

• Spencer Rich
• June 7, 2002

Turf battle is on in Congress over new homeland defense agency

• Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• June 7, 2002

Homeland security reorganization reflects longstanding concerns

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 6, 2002

Creating Cabinet agency no panacea for agencies' woes, critics say

• Kellie Lunney
• June 6, 2002

Personnel reform, but no layoffs, envisioned for new department

No federal employees would be laid off if a 170,000-person Department of Homeland Security is created by consolidating dozens of existing federal offices, the Bush administration said.

• Brian Friel
• June 6, 2002

Full text of White House proposal for Homeland Security Department

• June 6, 2002

Host of agencies will be affected by homeland security reorganization

• June 6, 2002

FBI chief seeks more agents as whistleblower blasts management

• Congress Daily
• June 6, 2002

Reorganization plan gains bipartisan support on Hill

• Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• June 6, 2002

Bush proposes massive overhaul of homeland security agencies

In what would be the biggest restructuring of government since World War II, President Bush proposed Thursday to move seven entire agencies and offices from several others into a new cabinet-level Department of Homeland Security.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 6, 2002

NRC holds firm on keeping nuclear security forces private

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• June 5, 2002

Pentagon unveils latest round of business reforms

The Defense Department this week issued its latest round of business reforms. They range from testing new ways to conduct public-private job competitions to lifting limits on procurement of goods and services.

• George Cahlink
• June 5, 2002

House panel backs anti-terror information sharing bill

• Molly M. Peterson
• June 5, 2002

Senator criticizes FBI, CIA over public fight

• Congress Daily
• June 4, 2002

Lawmakers press Defense on financial management overhaul

• Matthew Weinstock
• June 4, 2002

Air marshals train to tackle terrorism

The Transportation Department is trying to send a message to Congress: a well-trained force of air marshals is better equipped to deal with would-be terrorists than armed airline pilots.

• Mark Murray
• June 4, 2002

Bush says nation needs better anti-terrorism intelligence

• Congress Daily
• June 4, 2002

Spy games

A look at two new books on the U.S. intelligence establishment.

• Dick Kirschten
• June 4, 2002

Former CIA director blames leaks for intel failures

• Lee Michael Katz
• June 3, 2002

Airport concerns about screening deadline dismissed

• National Journal
• June 3, 2002