Pentagon rescue efforts continue as hundreds feared dead

Hundreds of Pentagon employees may have been killed when a hijacked airplane slammed into the massive building Tuesday morning.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 12, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's Headlines

• National Journal
• September 12, 2001

Federal offices open today

Federal offices in the Washington area are open for business as usual on Wednesday, but employees can opt to stay home, according to an Office of Personnel Management spokesman.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 12, 2001

Intelligence experts struggle to explain attacks

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• September 12, 2001

Author on Oklahoma City reflects on impact of attacks

• Louis Jacobson
• September 12, 2001

Leadership safe, but Congressional schedule uncertain

• Lisa Caruso, Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• September 12, 2001

Attacks likely to upend Congressional, national agenda

• George C. Wilson
• September 12, 2001

How to help and who to call about attacks

• September 12, 2001

Defense Secretary says casualties 'will not be few'

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 11, 2001

Emergency agency rushes to aid victims of attacks

• Kellie Lunney and Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 11, 2001

Federal agencies located in the World Trade Center complex

• September 11, 2001

Planes crash into World Trade Center, Pentagon

Government buildings in Washington have been shut down following apparent terrorist attacks at the Pentagon and at the World Trade Center in New York.

• September 11, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's Headlines

• National Journal
• September 11, 2001

Senate leader warns of across-the-board spending cut

• Lisa Caruso
• September 11, 2001

OPM defends Presidential Management Intern program

• Kellie Lunney
• September 11, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's Headlines

• National Journal
• September 10, 2001

Postal Service slashes executive ranks, reorganizes offices

Postmaster General John Potter has eliminated 800 top executive positions and ordered two regional offices to shut down.

• Matthew Weinstock
• September 10, 2001

GAO to take White House to court over energy meetings

• Congress Daily
• September 10, 2001

OMB chief: Don't take defense money for education

• Lisa Caruso
• September 10, 2001

Army Corps whistleblower says he has no regrets

• Kellie Lunney
• September 10, 2001