Report highlights possible discrimination at weapons labs

Minorities and women at three Energy Department weapons labs may have been victims of discrimination, according to a new General Accounting Office report.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 23, 2002

Senate panel gives inspector general agents police powers

• Molly M. Peterson
• May 23, 2002

House heads for vote on fiscal 2002 supplemental appropriations

• Lisa Caruso
• May 22, 2002

Americans back Bush, not agencies, on Sept. 11 actions

• National Journal
• May 20, 2002

Appropriations panel passes supplemental bill, but obstacles remain

• Lisa Caruso
• May 16, 2002

Bush urges House to help keep spending in line

• Mark Wegner
• May 15, 2002

White House issues warning on 'larded' spending bills

• Keith Koffler
• May 14, 2002

Federal Reserve mail tests positive for traces of anthrax

• Congress Daily
• May 9, 2002

Senate considers bundling budget bills

• Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• May 9, 2002

Senate intelligence panel moves to bolster anti-terror campaign

• David Hess
• May 9, 2002

Under pressure, House panel delays action on supplemental bill

• Lisa Caruso
• May 8, 2002

Postal Service to cut 8,000 more jobs this year

Postal Service officials announced they will cut more than 8,000 additional full-time jobs this year in the face of a continued decline in business.

• Congress Daily
• May 7, 2002

Appropriators detail supplemental, reprimand administration

• Lisa Caruso
• May 7, 2002

House delegate wants D.C. workers exempted from Hatch Act

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 6, 2002

GOP leaders confront fights over supplemental spending bill

• Lisa Caruso
• May 6, 2002

Schedule of events during Public Service Recognition Week

• May 6, 2002

Small travel agencies struggling to get government business

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 2, 2002

House panel to take up supplemental spending bill next week

• Keith Koffler
• May 1, 2002

Bush summons GOP leaders on supplemental spending bill

• Lisa Caruso
• May 1, 2002

Treasury to borrow $1 billion in attempt to cover shortfall

• Congress Daily
• April 30, 2002