Defense

Agencies will help shoulder cost of new embassy construction

Agencies will pay fees to the State Department based on how many staffers they send to embassies abroad.

Defense

Disabled-veteran share of procurement pie to increase

Report predicts contract awards to businesses owned by disabled veterans will reach $2.8 billion within the next three years, up from $103.7 million in 2003.

News

Federal fund raising approved for tsunami relief

OPM authorizes a fundraising drive to help relief agencies dealing with the aftermath of South Asia catastrophe.

Defense

Lieberman says he won't join Bush administration

Connecticut senator and former presidential candidate says he's not interested in becoming national intelligence director or Homeland Security secretary.

Defense

Senator promises careful scrutiny of Navy carrier changes

Armed Services Committee Chairman John Warner, R-Va., will take a close look at any proposal to limit the Navy to 11 aircraft carriers.

Management

Agencies should shift to online auctions, scholar says

Internet auctioneer eBay Inc. and similar outlets increase revenues, but few executives take advantage of them.

Defense

House speaker faces challenge on permanent Homeland Security panel

Latest proposal would give revamped committee jurisdiction over the Homeland Security Department's internal operations, while continuing oversight role of other panels.

Defense

U.S. begins screening immigrants at busiest land crossings

Immigrant tracking system is expected to expand to 165 land crossings by the end of 2005.

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