Senate Appropriations to mark up spending bills Friday

• Congress Daily
• January 7, 2003

Homeland Security vulnerable to waste, taxpayer advocacy group says

• Amelia Gruber
• January 7, 2003

New Congress faces unfinished fiscal business

• David Baumann
• January 3, 2003

Records of federal employees' injury claims called unreliable

• Amelia Gruber
• January 3, 2003

Report cites mixed results in agency collaboration

• Amelia Gruber
• January 2, 2003

A federal holiday poem

• Brian Friel
• December 23, 2002

Judge approves settlement in massive back pay case

A nearly 20-year-old special rates back pay case involving hundreds of thousands of current and former federal employees was resolved Friday when a federal judge gave final approval to a $173.5 million settlement.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 20, 2002

Frist most likely successor to Lott as Senate majority leader

After Sen. Trent Lott, R-Miss., announced he would step down as majority leader, Sen. Bill Frist, R-Tenn., quickly emerged as the leading candidate to replace him.

• Brody Mullins
• December 20, 2002

Postal officials await go-ahead to reopen Brentwood facility

• Matthew Weinstock
• December 20, 2002

Discrimination lawsuits filed against Capitol architect's office

• Brody Mullins
• December 19, 2002

Pressure mounts on Congress to finish fiscal 2003 bills

• Bill Ghent
• December 19, 2002

E-gov projects face struggle for full funding

• Amelia Gruber
• December 19, 2002

Bush signs e-government bill into law

• National Journal
• December 17, 2002

Supporters say Lott would stay in Senate if ousted as leader

• Brody Mullins
• December 17, 2002

State Department begins cleaning mail facility

• Global Security Newswire
• December 17, 2002

Repealed contractor ethics rule may not have caught offenders

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 16, 2002

Republicans to meet January 6 to decide Lott's future

• Brody Mullins
• December 16, 2002

Whitman said ready to leave EPA

• John Stanton
• December 13, 2002

Despite prohibition, Clinton appointees got bonuses

Records indicate Clinton adminstration political appointees were awarded cash bonuses, despite a presidential directive designed to curb the practice.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 13, 2002

Bush strongly criticizes Lott for 'offensive' remarks

• Keith Koffler
• December 12, 2002