Report: Iraq reconstruction may need more resources

• Peter Cohn
• January 23, 2004

Defense transformation czar touts progress

• William New
• January 23, 2004

Computer firm helps military share its 'trusted' data

• William New
• January 23, 2004

Intelligence facilities included in base closure, consolidation plans

• George Cahlink
• January 23, 2004

Two Raises

OPM loosens restrictions to allow Senior Executive Service members to get more than one pay raise this year.

• Shawn Zeller
• January 22, 2004

Pentagon stands behind Internet voting system for troops

• Congress Daily
• January 22, 2004

Fiscal 2005 budget battle gears up on Hill

• Peter Cohn
• January 22, 2004

Defense may wait until after elections to push supplemental

• Amy Klamper
• January 22, 2004

Lawmakers want Pentagon included in diploma mill probe

• David McGlinchey
• January 22, 2004

Senate-approved omnibus bill includes 4.1 percent pay raise

• David McGlinchey
• January 22, 2004

Union resumes effort to organize airport screeners

• Chris Strohm
• January 22, 2004

Omnibus spending measure headed to White House

• Susan Davis and Peter Cohn
• January 22, 2004

Bush to seek 9.7 percent increase in homeland security funding

• Congress Daily
• January 22, 2004

OPM issues long-awaited anti-discrimination regulations

OPM has published preliminary instructions for implementing a landmark law designed to hold agencies more accountable for discrimination in the federal workplace.

• Amelia Gruber
• January 22, 2004

Lawmaker, officials promote share-in-savings contracting

• Ted Leventhal
• January 22, 2004

Impending retirements could threaten food safety, study says

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 21, 2004

Bush on the bureaucracy: Mixed signals

President Bush offered praise for federal employees and plans for expanded federal programs in his State of the Union address, but also urged limits on the size of government and discretionary spending.

• Chris Strohm
• January 21, 2004

Sept. 11 commission faces fight over deadline extension

The 10-member commission investigating the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 will face a legislative battle for more time to complete its work.

• Chris Strohm
• January 21, 2004

Legislators renew effort to fight mad cow disease

• Congress Daily
• January 21, 2004

Home financing oversight agency warns of effects of budget delays

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 21, 2004