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Bush signs measure federalizing airport security

President Bush Monday signed the aviation security bill at Reagan National Airport, marking the most dramatic expansion of the federal government in decades.

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State Department works to create brand of the free

While the American military fights in Afghanistan, civilians are waging a separate, but important, campaign in Washington: to remake the image of the United States in the Muslim world.

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Reagan Building highlights security vs. public access debate

Fearing a terrorist attack, U.S. Agency for International Development workers at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington want to close the parking garage off from the public.

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Committee rips INS chief for tardy testimony

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HHS mobilizes faith-based groups for response to terrorism

Faith-based groups have become part of the national discussion on how to help the nation cope with the new war on terrorism.

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Foreign Service officers push for more discipline

Foreign Service officers are pushing for more discipline and better training for their elite diplomatic corps.

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High court allows review of pending disciplinary actions

The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that previous disciplinary actions against employees can be factored into decisions in current cases, even if the prior actions are under review.