Defense
Bush says troop levels will decline, but 'victory' is goal
White House releases unclassified version of U.S. strategy to win in Iraq.
Tech
EPA teams up on New Orleans e-recycling day
Consumers can drop off electronic equipment destroyed by Hurricane Katrina for proper disposal.
Defense
FAA restrictions bar wider use of drones to patrol border
After more than two years of negotiations, Homeland Security secures deal to fly one drone in the Tucson, Ariz., area.
Defense
Hearing on protections for national security whistleblowers postponed
Advocacy groups criticize witness list for the hearing, which has been delayed until January.
Pay & Benefits
TSP board mulls loan restrictions, automatic enrollment
Officials hammering out strategy to secure legislative changes.
Defense
Contractors support military's psychological operations
Inside the hazy history of the Lincoln Group, whose work to covertly place articles written by American troops in Iraqi media has suddenly made headlines.
Tech
Use of telework in Katrina aftermath limited
Some federal offices affected by the hurricane found the alternate work arrangement impractical.
Management
Pointing Fingers
Who's to blame for President Bush's recent troubles--his staff, the agencies under his command, or the leader himself?
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