Rumsfeld memo raises Guard, Reserve training and pay issues

• Amy Klamper
• April 7, 2004

Kerry pledges to cut contractors, freeze travel spending

Democratic presidential standard-bearer John Kerry pledged Wednesday to cut 100,000 federal contractor jobs and to freeze agencies’ travel spending in an effort to trim the federal budget deficit.

• Tom Shoop and Jason Peckenpaugh
• April 7, 2004

Aggressive timetable set for postal overhaul legislation

• Zach Patton
• April 7, 2004

Senate appropriations chief dubbed biggest pork spender

• Michael Posner
• April 7, 2004

IRS chief says pay parity measures hinder agency activities

• David McGlinchey
• April 7, 2004

Defense officials oppose overhaul of intelligence community

• Chris Strohm
• April 7, 2004

Report: Agencies implemented “armageddon” plan after 9/11 attacks

• Global Security Newswire
• April 7, 2004

Tax agency blasted for slow pace of computer upgrades

• Chloe Albanesius
• April 7, 2004

Unions, civil rights advocates cry foul over EEOC changes

• Shawn Zeller
• April 7, 2004

Lawmakers weigh end to prison purchase rule

• Amelia Gruber
• April 7, 2004

Staffing, budget, still at issue as Park Police faces busy summer

The U.S. Park Police is bracing for a busy summer while facing budget and staffing shortfalls, a Park Police labor union official said Tuesday.

• Chris Strohm
• April 6, 2004

Boeing official predicts tanker deal to be completed in 2004

• Amy Klamper
• April 6, 2004

Defense spending fuels surge in IT contracts

• David McGlinchey
• April 6, 2004

Group backs new computer security requirements for agencies

• Greta Wodele
• April 6, 2004

Anti-discrimination group sues TSA over 'no fly' list

• Chloe Albanesius
• April 6, 2004

HHS Secretary asked to back up smallpox claim

• David McGlinchey
• April 6, 2004

New policy would broaden drug-testing methods

Under a proposed new policy, agencies could screen hair, saliva or sweat samples from federal employees for signs of drug use, instead of relying solely on urine tests.

• Amelia Gruber
• April 6, 2004

Pentagon renews request for environmental exemptions

• George Cahlink
• April 6, 2004

Teetering on the Edge

President Bush's political fortunes are likely to continue riding a seesaw until Nov. 2.

• Charlie Cook
• April 5, 2004

White House opposes creating oversight agency for housing enterprises

• Molly M. Peterson
• April 5, 2004