Senator assails Air Force vice chief over tanker lease remarks

• Amy Klamper
• March 10, 2004

White House objects to proposed Defense cuts

The White House is objecting to Senate Republican efforts to scale back President Bush's defense spending plans, saying the move imperils the Bush administration's effort to upgrade the military while conducting operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

• Keith Koffler
• March 10, 2004

Pentagon comptroller to vacate post next month

• Congress Daily
• March 10, 2004

Army secretary nominee withdraws, will stay at Air Force

• Congress Daily
• March 10, 2004

DHS official: Terrorist threat center may need to move

• Chris Strohm
• March 10, 2004

House panel boosts Coast Guard procurement funds

• Michael Posner
• March 10, 2004

OMB praises agencies' e-gov progress

• David McGlinchey
• March 10, 2004

FBI to investigate Defense civilian killings in Iraq

U.S. and Iraqi officials working for the Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad were reeling Wednesday after the brutal deaths of three colleagues killed in what CPA officials called "a targeted act of terrorism."

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• March 10, 2004

Panel debates status of Homeland Security chief financial officer

• Amelia Gruber and Greta Wodele
• March 10, 2004

The Case for Gephardt

Although Kerry's choosing Edwards as a running mate is hardly a nutty idea, why should he do it if there are stronger choices?

• Charlie Cook
• March 9, 2004

2003 Federal Pay Tables

• March 9, 2004

TSP officials could share responsibility for computer system delay

• David McGlinchey
• March 9, 2004

Agencies move beyond clean financial audits

With a clean audit opinion behind them, chief financial officers of three agencies said Tuesday that they are focusing on providing program managers access to timely and accurate financial information.

• Amelia Gruber
• March 9, 2004

Senator says offshore outsourcing provision must be revisited

• Martin Vaughan and Mark Wegner
• March 9, 2004

Senate panel continues review of postal overhaul recommendations

• Zach Patton
• March 9, 2004

Intelligence chiefs cite advancements, challenges

• Chris Strohm
• March 9, 2004

Defense gets green light to hire experts at higher salaries

Under a new policy announced last week, the Defense Department will begin to recruit up to 2,500 “highly qualified experts” and pay them wages greater than other civil servants would receive.

• Shawn Zeller
• March 9, 2004

Homeland Security to develop Web portal for businesses

• National Journal
• March 9, 2004

Boeing review finds no widespread ethics violations

• George Cahlink
• March 9, 2004

White House Web team hones president's e-message

• Carl M. Cannon
• March 8, 2004